the Depths of Dreams song "Bloody Romance". "Rum Is for Drinking, Not for Burning" features harmonized metal guitar solos from both Miller and Zablocki. "Slow Dance" is a ballad that contains lines from the Dao De Jing. Nielsen explained he was fascinated with Daoism for a period and wrote the song to explain what it is, specifically "the idea of living a pacifist path". "Choke on This", "NJ Falls Into the Atlantic" and "Angela Baker and My Obsession with Fire" all incorporate crowd participation parts, at the start or at the halfway point. "Irony of Dying on Your Birthday" was inspired by the works of mythologist Joseph Campbell. "Martini Kiss" is the last harder-edged song as it concludes the album. Release Despite the addition of two new songs, Geffen Records had no interest in releasing the album. Senses Fail decided to leak the album, encouraging fans to download it. They approached Rich Egan, owner of independent label Vagrant Records, with the intention of releasing their debut album. At the time, Vagrant had a deal with major label Interscope Records, who owned Geffen. The band were then moved from Geffen to Interscope to Vagrant. On January 26, 2004, the group posted "Buried a Lie" on their website. On February 3, Melodic reported that the group's debut would follow in the spring. In mid-June 2004, the band filmed a music video for "Buried a Lie" on the set of Guiding Light. On July 16, 2004, it was announced that the band had signed to Vagrant Records. The "Buried a Lie" music video aired on Fuse's Oven Fresh program in mid-August 2004. It was directed Nielsen's mother Lisa Brown, both of whom came up with the concept for it. They wanted it to be a homage to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! and The Monkees; it sees the band being framed for killing a woman. On August 13, 2004, the band posted "Buried a Lie", "Let It Enfold You" and "Rum Is for Drinking, Not for Burning" on their PureVolume account. Let It Enfold You was released on September 7, 2004, through Vagrant Records. The album's artwork was created by James Rheem Davis. Alternative Press said it featured "a man staring at the tortured soul that is himself." Initial pressings also contained a bonus DVD. "Buried a Lie" was released to radio on February 8, 2005. While on tour, the band filmed a music