October 2004: Bass player/vocalist Mark Kelley's cancer confines him to a wheelchair and permanent breathing machine.

April 2007: The Pillbugs catch the attention of power pop label Rainbow Quartz who signed the band a deal for a "best-of" CD release.

June 2007: The Pillbugs release their fourth album (and second double CD) Buzz for Aldrin on the Proverus label.

The songs' melodies, lyrics and themes are intertwined, ultimately leading back to their first album.

The artwork was created by renowned California artist Mark Roland specifically for this release.

August 2007: USA Today music editor Ken Barnes chooses The Pillbugs "All in Good Time" in his "Pick of the Week" column.

Two previously unreleased Pillbugs songs open the disc: "Here's to the End of Time" (a new recording) and "Faceless Wonder" (a Buzz for Aldrin outtake).

Two previously released songs were treated to remixes: "All in Good Time" and "Charlie Blue Car".

November 10, 2008: Everybody Wants A Way Out was released by the label Rainbow Quartz, after the band officially broke up earlier in May.