Rooted in the high-octane punk pop of Blink-182, this Baltimore-bred four-piece has been gradually making their way up the charts since the release of their debut album, Now You See Inside, in June 2000. The thing that sets SR-71 apart from the smart-ass skate punk crowd they come from is that the group prefers sincerity to irreverence, a proclivity that sits well with the slick, professionally produced sound of their albums.