Claude says:Canadian hard rockers Thousand Foot Krutch left their longtime label to self-fund this sixth album, offering pre-order bundles directly to fans and delivering what frontman Trevor McNevan promised would be their heaviest and lightest material side by side. You grabbed it the month it dropped in 2012 and spun it hard that April, leaning into the anthemic sweep of "We Are" and "Courtesy Call" (later certified platinum) alongside the throttle-down weight of "I Get Wicked" and "Down." It was a brief, concentrated burst—eleven plays that spring—before you moved on, though a stray listen thirteen years later suggests it still holds up when the mood strikes.