Alongside this, Brown said "we chose Mutiny! because we like to have fun and pirates are fun". "Work in Progress" begins with an acoustic intro, before it builds "into an abrupt explosion of electric power and force". Brown said the song was written while they were under pressure while recording the album. "We Do It for the Money, Obviously!" is about detractors from the hardcore scene who thought the group didn't have punk credibility. "Mutiny!" is about the music industry and an unnamed individual from an independent record label who told the band they needed to write more choruses. The song's spoken word section is taken from one of Brown's essays; it was initially longer in length, before being trimmed. "This Song Is Definitely Not About a Girl" is about the misinterpretation of "Latch Key", an older track on the band's self-titled EP, which people mistakenly thought was about a relationship. The next track, "An Old Book Misread", talks about how no single religion is more important than any other. Brown said he had been raised in a Christian household, "but it was time we cleared things up, as my beliefs have obviously shifted immensely from what I had been taught". "Flight of the Navigator" deals with being on tour, living in a van together; "To Be Continued..." is about relationships and friendships affected by touring. The album concludes with "Echoes", a song about dealing with the death of someone a person is close to. Release and promotion An e-card was posted online with two songs from the forthcoming album. On June 11, 2006, the music video for "Mutiny!", directed by Kevin Wildt, was posted on Alternative Press website. Brown said it stars them as an act that was "supposed to be the next big thing. It actually chronicles what we were going through with the whole label process". During a UK tour, Set Your Goals and the Steal released a split 10". Mutiny! was released on July 11, 2006, through Eulogy Recordings; the Japanese edition, released on August 5, included "Goonies Never Say Die!" (from the self-titled EP) and a cover of the Gorilla Biscuits track "Forgotten" as bonus tracks, along with a DVD containing two music videos. The vinyl edition was first released through Double or Nothing Records. On December 24, 2007, the band announced that Yoha had left Set Your Goals as he no longer wanted to