Second album from Reno, Nevada, heavyweights WEIGHT OF THE TIDE. Fronted by Mark Moots (December - Earache), this new record sees the quintet develop and push back their solid, groove heavy sounds. For Fans Of: Crowbar, Killswitch Engage. This album feels like a big step forward for us. It's the first time we've written together from the start as a full band. Having that collaborative element allowed us to shed some of the limits we may have had before. Having the dual vocal approach has really opened up the possibilities of what we can achieve. It feels more organic and, certainly, dynamic comparatively. One of the best things about playing music is the change and growth that a band can go through. Having written the last release over a long period of time with various line ups and life stuff happening was a trial at times. This album was written with a solid lineup that was welcoming and open to all ideas that anyone may have had. It's an honest reflection of who we are right now and a good indication of where we may be headed musically. Well for me the songs on this album not only represents us as band, but I really feel that each song represents us individually. We all contributed parts and ideas, and each of us can be heard creatively as an individual in each track. From Jes Phipps. All music was done by Jeromy Ainsworth. Vocals were produced by Tom Gordon. Mix and master by Dave oterro. Art by Jay Bailey. Shawn Shannon directed the video with Martin Melnick. He worked on the Hardwired video for Metallica.