Although Walker had produced some demos for the band in their early years as Crawlspace, he had a largely pop-oriented résumé.

This was due to Sevendust's loss of creative control with TVT Records thinking that Seasons should be suitable for radio airplay.

He noted in an interview, "When we finished our touring cycle for Seasons, and our number one priority was to figure out a way to get out of the record deal that we had been stuck in for quite a while.

10 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks to become the group's highest charting single up to that point (it was matched by 2007's "Driven" at No.

"[3] Building up to the release of Seasons, the band performed lengthy acoustic sets in various cities and had listening parties for the new album.

[6] The album's lead single, "Enemy", had a music video which was shown frequently on Headbangers Ball in late 2003.

It features former professional wrestler Chyna in a comical yet violent street brawl against an armless man.