In 2001, Throwdown was scheduled to release a split 7-inch vinyl with Poison the Well through Surprise Attack Records . Instead, the band released their second studio album, You Don’t Have to Be Blood to Be Family . Not long afterward, Jackson left the band, who, lacking a permanent replacement, recruited Barney’s 18 Visions bandmate Ken Floyd to fill-in. Floyd appeared on their self-released 2002 EP Face the Mirror . The same year, Barney told the band he’d like to switch from vocals to guitar, as he would often lose his voice on tour, so Peters took over on vocals. Barney would often miss shows due to his commitments to 18 Visions; Matt Mentley was drafted to fill in for him.
Released second studio album
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