Silent Drive's debut album, Love Is Worth It, was produced by Bill Stevenson, member of Descendents and producer of Rise Against, Good Riddance and Anti-Flag. Consisting of eleven dynamic tracks, Love Is Worth It, showcases the eclecticism of the band's influences and the ability to infuse a punk rock sense of ferocity and intensity into their writing. Even with such dense and heavy tracks as "4/16" and "The Professional" Silent Drive establish a balance with more subtle and somber songs "Broken Hearts Club" and "Boyfriend Notes." With influences ranging from Faith No More and Radiohead to Black Flag and Descendents, Silent Drive is blazing a new genre-bending path.
Dave also endorses Pro-Mark Drumsticks , Evans Drumheads and Paiste Cymbals.
"These are seriously the most amazing drums I have ever played in my entire life! I got my first CD Maples kit at the age of 15 and simply fell in love with them. I have played almost every drum on the market and have never heard anything that even comes close to the sound Noble & Cooley provides." -Dave Joyal
