To support their debut, the band released two videos (The Ignorant 1 and Yoo) which were frequently played on music channels, but failed to generate substantial sales.
They were featured on Channel V's Big Gig show, an hour-long live performance, which was plagued with bad sound.
During the Kargil war, Pentagram recorded and released India's first exclusive-to-internet song, "The Price of Bullets", which featured famous poet Javed Akhtar and popular Indian classical artist Shankar Mahadevan.
As a minor publicity stunt that failed, the video, directed by Farhan Akhtar, was blacked out by channels across the board for being "too politically loaded".
Dadlani found fame as a Bollywood music composer, singer and lyricist with movies like Jhankaar Beats, Bluffmaster!
[2] The band also performed at Sympulse, the annual cultural festival of Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune.
[3] In the same year, episodes of Penta TV which featured behind-the-scenes videos of the band's shows and tours were added to their site.