The lead track "We Don't Walk" was picked up by Sydney Community FBi Radio and by national broadcaster Triple J.

[17] In 2008, the band were asked to cover a song of their choice for The Rewind Project which was initiated by Buffet Libre, a group of Spanish DJs.

[3][19] In June 2009, the band released the Howl EP, which featured two original Paper Scissors songs as well as remixes by Sydney artists The E.L.F (Darren Cross from Gerling), Cleptocleptics and Spod.

[22] In December 2009, The Paper Scissors mentioned in a blog post on their official Myspace[23][non-primary source needed] that "We are approaching the beginnings of the end of our second album, getting down overdubs and the fancy bits".

The film clip was featured as 'indie clip of the week' on ABC TV's Rage[17] In February 2011, Jai Pyne mentioned recording credits in an interview with an Australian music website, The Au Review,[27] stating that British engineer/producer Tom McFall is just finishing off the mixes as we speak in London" as well as stating the band were having the album mastered in London "at the Exchange, with Mike Marsh".

They posted an official statement on 29 August on their website stating reasons for the breaking up including "Sometimes it’s pretty tiring being in a band.

Since The Paper Scissors disbanded- members Jai Pyne and Ivan Lisyak have remained active in the music scene in Sydney.

Ivan Lisyak has played with Philadelphia Grand Jury, Tanned Christ, Jack Colwell, Post Paint and Marcus Whale, as well as making music as HVISKE[33] with Sydney artist/singer Kusum Normoyle.