Knuckleduster’s third full-length release represents the most cohesive offering from the band at this point so far that, in a weird twist, was mixed by two mixing engineers, at two separate studios, in two different countries. Despite some initial interest from a talent development agent a couple years prior, Knuckleduster has not yet secured big record company money to fund their projects. But the internet provides an avenue for the band to reach out to Ken Lewis of indiemixing.com (his site at the time), a multi-platinum musician/producer/engineer/mixer who mixed three songs, graciously suggested production direction on two tracks and loaned some of his own talents as a musician on another. It worked, and the results are heard immediately. Power and depth are present from 'Rental Car', the first ‘real’ track all the way to the last song original song 'Read My Lips'. But, as always, there is a bit of fun to be had too. The song 'Chicken'  hearkens back to a more indie feel while the ‘rock songs’ are blatant and intentional jokes the band shares with its audience. 'Drown', the album, nonetheless represents a musical maturity that would be built upon when they returned to the studio to record songs for what might have become album number four.