"Everything Starts Where It Ends" released in March 2007 is an an epic type album which sends the listener on a emotional rollercoaster of highs and lows, (leaning more towards the lows) and brings the bands musical carousel of angst filled lyrics and alluring but sometimes haunting melodies to light. Slightly more rock oriented than their first release and displaying a bit more main stream or radio friendly music with strong guitar work and delicate piano compositions scattered throughout the 12 song collection. Shepards artsy vocals are hard to categorize or contain, often they are beautiful and elegant as in the songs "Dancing" or the title track of the disc and then on occasion he sounds like a pissed off Keebler elf, like in "Salt of the Earth" or "American Swimming Lessons" however they always come forth as honest and true to his heart.

From the very first notes of the disc you hear echoes of Radiohead and other times the sounds of Muse or Coldplay which harkens to the fact that this may be true indie rock with a sonic edge but its nothing extremely new. The album seems to get tired or slightly stale prematurely after a few listens, with nothing to grab you and make you keep wanting to shove the disc back in the player. While Lovedrug have shown that they know how to write songs, in the end this disc is just another somewhat better than average indie disc that gets lost in the endless sea of other indie albums.