The duo made early recordings with producer Dave Trumfio, and used keyboards & sequencers to back up their live performances at Chicago venues like Medusa’s -- the nightclub once located at School & Sheffield.
The follow-up EP, Dogrocket, featured the singles "Bitter", "Talk" and "Snowfall At The Most Curious Times", received a good deal of college & alternative rock airplay, and brought the band to the height of their popularity.
[1] Both of these EPs were collected, along with extra tracks, on the 1994 full-length Happy on the Inside, released by Warner subsidiary Giant Records.
In reviewing the album, CMJ New Music Report said the band "dance[s] around categorization like a cat across a bed of hot coals".
[3] Mroz continued with a new lineup (Jason Lee on guitar and keyboards, Brian Skaggs on bass, and Jon Hemmer on drums.