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Statistics for under oath Look-up Popularity. Comments on under oath What made you want to look up under oath? Get Word of the Day daily email! Need even more definitions? Ask the Editors Word of the Year: Literally How to use a word that literally drives some people nuts. Is Singular 'They' a Better Choice? In October , Underoath broke the news to their fans that they would be performing one final tour; the last show of which was held on January 26, Over the next couple years Chamberlain stayed productive — releasing a record and touring with his new alternative band Sleepwave — however his own public battle with addiction was spiraling out of control causing him to become a pariah among the religious community that faithfully embraced the singer during his tenure in Underoath.

The healing didn't begin until , when Underoath reunited with founding member Gillespie and announced plans for the Rebirth tour — events that re-ignited the band's creativity and inspired them to begin writing new material, which would eventually make its way on to this year's crushing full-length Erase Me.

We caught up with the frontman to find out why being in Underoath almost killed him — and how reconnecting with the band turned out to be his ultimate salvation. The next three years of our life were probably the worst three years of my life to date: I fell pretty hard into depression and personal identity crisis, not really knowing what to do.

I was writing kind of a solo record with a friend and touring — and I guess trying again.

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It was a rough couple of years. People don't realize how hard we hit it for so long; I think we overworked after a certain point. There's no road maps for this, we just hit the ground running and eventually we got burnt out. It was a long life-changing period from to for me; I learned a lot about myself and about life. When we agreed to play shows again [ in ], I kind of knew something was going to happen.

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It's unrealistic that we are going to think that we are going to get in a room and practice all these songs and not start riffing. We just rehearsed for what we needed to do and pretended like we weren't going to make a record and tried not to put that pressure on anyone in the band. But I think me and Aaron eventually knew that we needed to make some music. As soon as the first Rebirth tour was over I flew to Salt Lake City where he lives and the two of us started writing in secret for a while until the other guys started talking about writing. Then we all shared different ideas and started talking about the idea of making a record.

It was a natural process, but a very long process. I think that whole idea of spelling it out was a no-brainer for us. If anyone understands how a band works it's really really hard to juggle all those relationships and personalities.

Then in addition to all of that we were adding religion to it and holding people accountable to different things as they're growing up and learning about themselves and telling them, "You have to be like me, do the things that I'm doing. I don't care what fucking religion you are, that's so not what it's about.

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It's not about a unit moving together, it's about a bunch of people growing up on their own. You couldn't do anything without someone being angry. People don't realize how much that weighs on you. My drug problem was very public and all of the Christian community hated me. I was struggling and all I was getting was hate, like, all I'm having is people tell me how shitty I am all the time.