The members had met on the Brisbane music scene, and had been in other bands including: The Belligerents, Moses Gunn Collective and The Jungle Giants,[3] and use pseudonyms in Confidence Man; McGuffie and Goodchild reportedly took their stage names from tombstones.

[4] They started writing dance songs together, initially as a "kind of joke", but eventually realised the material was worth pursuing.

[5] Planet and Bones provide vocals and dancing while Goodchild and McGuffie, who appear as masked figures, play keyboards and drums.

[7] They toured Europe extensively in the middle of the same year, with festival slots and a sell-out at London's Scala before returning to Australia for dates in September.

[9] On 17 November 2019, Janet Planet and Sugar Bones were guests on Richard Kingsmill's '2019' programme on Triple J to premiere their new single "Does It Make You Feel Good?"

In late 2022, the band toured Australia, the United Kingdom and Europe, which also included a performance at Glastonbury Festival which received critical acclaim.

The EP featured collaborations with Tame Impala, CHAI, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs and more.

The single continued the shift from electro-pop towards a club-focused sound which had begun with Tilt, and marked their debut at new label home at Polydor.

[16] In July, the band released a collaboration with Swedish producer DJ Seinfeld on dance-pop record "Now U Do".