When I wrote 'Ignorance', it was a time of intense creativity, and I wrote more songs than I ever had in my life. The songs destined to be on the album were clear from the beginning, but as I continued down my writing path, songs kept appearing that had no place on the album I envisioned. Songs that were simple, pure; almost naive. Songs that spoke to many of the same questions and realities as 'Ignorance', but in a more internal, thoughtful way. So I began to envision 'How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars', a quiet, strange album of ballads. I imagined it not as a followup to 'Ignorance', but rather as a companion piece; the moon to its sun.