Dagger Mouth

Dagger Mouth
Dagger Mouth
Studio album by Swollen Members
Released	April 12, 2011
Studio	Battle Axe (Vancouver); Rob's Place (Vancouver); Craig's Storage (Vancouver); Abandoned Nation Studios (New York);
Genre	Hip-hop
Length	52:47
Label	Battle Axe Records • ; Suburban Noize
Producer	Aspect, DJ Corbett, Rob The Viking
Swollen Members chronology
Singles from Dagger Mouth
	"Mr. Impossible"; Released: January 18, 2011; "Bring Me Down (Remix)"; Released: February 22, 2011;

Dagger Mouth is the sixth studio album by Canadian hip-hop group Swollen Members. It was released on April 12, 2011, by Battle Axe Records and Suburban Noize Records. The album is produced by Rob The Viking, Aspect and DJ Corbett, and features a lone guest appearance from Saigon on the remix of his own song "Bring Me Down" from The Greatest Story Never Told.

The album debuted at number 15 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Do or Die"	Shane Bunting Kiley Hendriks Robin Hooper	Rob The Viking	3:26
2.	"The Shining"	Bunting Hendriks Reece Zazulak Hooper	Aspect Rob The Viking (co.)	4:06
3.	"Night Vision"	Bunting Hendriks Francisco Chacon Hooper	Rob The Viking	2:29
4.	"Mr. Impossible"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	2:32
5.	"Calming of the Beast" (Instrumental Interlude)	Hooper	Rob The Viking	0:32
6.	"Moonshine"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	3:31
7.	"House of Sin"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	2:59
8.	"Chemical Imbalance"	Bunting Hooper	Rob The Viking	2:06
9.	"Fire"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	3:48
10.	"Fresh Air"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	3:24
11.	"War Money"	Bunting Hendriks Zazulak Hooper	Aspect Rob The Viking (co.)	4:16
12.	"The Predator"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	2:51
13.	"Devil"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	3:29
14.	"White Python/Black Tarantula/Sound of the Drum"	Bunting Hendriks Hooper	Rob The Viking	4:41
15.	"Electric Chair"	Bunting Hendriks Ron Mejia Hooper	Rob The Viking	4:10
16.	"Bring Me Down (Remix)" (featuring Saigon)	Bunting Hendriks Brian Carenard Dustin James Corbett	DJ Corbett	4:27
Total length:				52:47

Shane "Madchild" Bunting – vocals (tracks: 1–4, 6–16), executive producer, art direction
Kiley "Prevail" Hendriks – vocals (tracks: 1–4, 6, 7, 9–16)
Robin "Rob The Viking" Hooper – producer (tracks: 1, 3–10, 12–15), co-producer (tracks: 2, 11), recording, art direction
Brian "Saigon" Carenard – vocals (track 16)
Francisco Chacon – scratches (track 3)
Mike Kumagai – additional piano (track 7), additional drum programming (track 9), guitar (track 12), mixing
"DJ Itchy Ron" Mejia – scratches (track 15)
Reece "Aspect" Zazulak – producer (tracks: 2, 11)
Dustin Corbett – producer (track 16)
Tom Baker – mastering
Kevin Zinger – executive producer, management
Brad "Daddy X" Xavier – executive producer
Nick The Russian – art direction, design
Raymond Brown – artwork, additional design
Mike Cockburn – photography
Ivory Daniel – management
Violet Brown – management

Chart (2011)	Peak position
Canadian Albums (Billboard)^[5]	15
US Top Rap Albums (Billboard)^[6]	18
US Independent Albums (Billboard)^[7]	41
US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard)^[8]	3
US Top Current Album Sales (Billboard)^[9]	179

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