This received a better reception and gained national radio play from the likes of Zane Lowe, Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley.
Extensive touring of the UK and Europe plus the release of breakthrough single "Not Anymore" landed them live sessions on BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music with Steve Lamacq and Marc Riley respectively, as well as support slots with The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, !
!, The Sunshine Underground, Friendly Fires, The Music, Peaches, Delphic, The Paddingtons, Forward Russia and Milburn.
Several of their songs including Trippin, Pride Before The Fall and Best In The Business featured on the computer games Grand Theft Auto, Saints Row and World Championship Snooker.
They landed a deal with Japanese label Fabtone Records in 2006 and swiftly released the "Boxed Beats & Shelved Rhythms EP" - a collection of their UK singles, which featured remixes by The Whip and Performance.
The delay, and eventual non-release of a UK LP ended with the band regretfully parting company with High Voltage Sounds.