The band played extensively around the UK for the next few years gaining a reputation for solid live performances; and intelligent and often witty lyrics.
The album was well received gaining solid reviews[10][11][12] which led to more club and radio play, bigger gigs and a support tour with NFD.
[16] However, unhappy with the initial mastered mix, the band took the decision to stop the pressing and drafted in Stephen Carey of This Burning Effigy, Adoration and The Eden House to remix.
The band played a main venue set at the Whitby Gothic Weekend on 1 November, where they issued a free CD-R named Monked Up the Sky to fans by way of apology for the delayed album release.
2011 saw the band pick up their first European dates, their debut being in Berlin in support of former Skeletal Family and Ghost Dance lead singer Anne-Marie Hurst.