Their mini-album African Queen achieved gold status and earned them an appearance at the Torhout-Werchter festival in 1982.
[3] The band then signed with major label Virgin and released the polished pop album Promises in November 1982, though Osborne subsequently left the group and married Glenn Gregory of Heaven 17.
American singer Jackie Irwin replaced Osborne, but mainstream success still eluded the band.
Members of the band decided to reunite to do some gigs in 2017, including their first appearance at the Les Francofolies de Spa festival in July.
As two key members - Fransolet and Osborne - declined to be involved, the group chose to work with two female singers, Kyoko Bartsoen (who had sung with Hooverphonic) and Marie, and Paul Curtiz who also joined them on guitar.