Their tenth studio album, "Misery Made Me," is a portrayal of the world's and Silverstein's combined pain, annoyance, and uneasiness. The fact that a band, who could have easily rested on the great history they've already established, instead dug deep and found the motivation to touch people in significant new ways, is both interesting and motivating. The "Misery Made Me" campaign is based on Silverstein's appreciation for their history, contemplation of their first supporters, and steadfast drive to find innovative and daring methods to engage with new ones.