After a break from touring in 2001, Rancid returned to the studio with Gurewitz in 2002 to record its sixth studio album, "Indestructible", which was released on August 19, 2003 and was their highest-charting album to date, reaching number 15. Unlike the band's previous albums, "Indestructible" was distributed by not only Epitaph/Hellcat but major record label, Warner Bros. Records, a move that received some backlash from the band's fans who questioned their loyalty to the independent scene. When released, the album didn't feature the Warner logo anywhere on the packaging, a move to ease tension among fans. The album was warmly received by most critics however met with mixed reviews from fans, some of which felt the album contained a "poppier" sound (some accusing Warner of having an influence on the music) while others felt it was a mixture of "..And Out Come the Wolves" and "Life Won't Wait". The album's music video for the first single, "Fall Back Down" was also met with some criticism from fans due to members of Good Charlotte and Kelly Osbourne making appearances.