^ "The 'American' Way: Green Day Debuts at No.Chicago power trio Chevelle headlines the evening with a dark dose of Tool-influenced gloom from its latest alt-metal offering, This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In). Snocore Tour Brings Blizzard Of Alt-Metal. "Chevelle: This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)". Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone. Michael "Elvis" Baskette – engineer, producer.Dave Holdredge – digital editing, drum programming, engineer."The Clincher (Version 103)" (enhanced stereo) "The Making of the " Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)" video" And much like the final track on Wonder What's Next, "Bend the Bracket" would be recorded simply as an acoustic demo for its unpolished presentation. This Type of Thinking would continue the balance of melody and heaviness of its predecessor. This time around, Chevelle opted to produce their own album with the help of Michael "Elvis" Baskette. We're a heavy melodic rock band, that's what we like to write, and that's what we like to play. We wanted to go heavy, we wanted to do a lot of double-bass drum, kind of syncopated rhythms, and we wanted to basically write songs that we could bob our heads to. "We went home for Christmas and after New Year's we went into the studio and we said, 'All right, we have to write a whole record in basically four months.' We had no songs, so we had to write that whole record and we ended up taking five months. In a 2004 interview, Loeffler described the process of approaching This Type of Thinking: He also noted how the band felt significant pressure from their label to not simply match but topple the platinum success of Wonder What's Next. They set out to write a follow-up album from scratch at the onset of the following year in what drummer Sam Loeffler described as a different approach to writing. Coming off a highly successful major label debut, Chevelle finishing touring on December 17, 2003.
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