[2] The band then signed to London Records, which remixed and rereleased Bring Yourself Up internationally in 1998.
Following Vibra Cobra's 1998 acquisition by Universal Music Group, the band were left largely unpromoted in the upheaval; they were offered the opportunity to move to Sire Records, but declined.
[3] The band began working on new material, performing it around Toronto, including at the Rivoli in 1999.
[4] The band released its second and final album, Without a Plan, in 2001 on the independent Brobdingnagian Records.
[5] Goldberg and Temple then left the band, and Rodriguez carried on with a rotating lineup of musicians, including Leslie Feist as a guitarist in some live performances.