Claude says:Thousand Foot Krutch's fourth album traded the rap metal of their earlier records for something heavier and more atmospheric, working with producer Ken Andrews in Los Angeles to explore what frontman Trevor McNevan called life's core questions. You played it a handful of times starting in July 2008, gravitating toward the harder tracks like "Falls Apart" and "My Own Enemy" along with the reflective closer "Wish You Well," but it never became a fixture.