[1] Near the end of 2010, the band announced that they had signed to Rise Records and with Tewers admitting that he had already begun working on the material for an album with an expected release for early next year.

[2][3] On October 21, 2010, the band set out on their first tour as support for A Plea for Purging "The Mosh PotatTour" in December alongside Your Memorial and Within the Ruins.

[11][12] The band would finish the year as part of MyChildren MyBride winter headlining tour alongside Within the Ruins, Lionheart and I Declare War.

[15] The band would begin the year touring as a part of Whitechapel's "The Recorruptour" alongside fellow supporting acts Miss May I, After the Burial, Structures and Within the Ruins.

[22] By the fall, the band announced that they would be ending the year as part of Like Moths to Flames mini-headlining tour in support of the deluxe reissue of When We Don't Exist alongside Ice Nine Kills, Horizons and Assassins.

[26] On December 10, the band released their first song from their forthcoming album, the aggressive track, "Premeditated" detailing vocalist Tewers hostility towards the individual that had victimized his girlfriend while on tour.

Kevin Rutherford formerly of Like Moths to Flames' fame would unofficially take over as the band's new drummer being officially announced sometime later.

[38] The band were revealed to be heading back into the studio after their fall tour with Attila and Upon a Burning Body to begin work on their next release.

[40] The band were revealed to be joining Motionless in White and The Defiled on a tour in March appearing on select dates with For the Fallen Dreams and For Today.

[41] The band would join Chimaira on their summer headlining "The Artery Metal Tour" alongside fellow supporting acts; Upon This Dawning, Allegaeon and Silence the Messenger.

[44] At the beginning of 2015, the band announced that they would be embarking on a spring tour with Sworn In, I Declare War and Gift Giver.

[45] But before joining up with Sworn In and I Declare War the band was a part of a small spring tour with Outline in Color and Gift Giver.

[56] In December 2015, they announced that they would be beginning the year supporting Blessthefall on their headlining tour in February alongside Sirens and Sailors, Miss May I, and A War Within.

[57] On June 28, 2016, they premiered a music video for their song, "Time Changes Everything", taken from the new album Happiness in Self Destruction directed by Mathias Arnell the band's current touring drummer.

Later that month, they were announced to be a part of The Color Morale's summer headlining tour in support of their 2016 album, Desolate Divine, alongside Dayseeker and Picturesque.

[61] They would later announce that they would be joining Ice Nine Kills on their "Every Trick in the Book tour" with the band performing the album of the same name in full each night with support from Dayseeker, Ovtlier and Carousel Kings.

[63] On January 5, 2018, they were announced to be bringing in the new year till spring accompanying We Came as Romans' in their "Cold Like War Tour" alongside Oceans Ate Alaska, Currents and Tempting Fate.

[66] By the end of January they were set up to finish touring the spring in Europe and the UK alongside We Came as Romans, Polaris and Alazka.

[68][69] The band began streaming their new album a day before its official release with Tewers issuing a statement on the overall style change.

"[70] In June 2018, they were announced to be continuing their trek in Europe and the UK this fall alongside The Amity Affliction, Dream State and Endless Heights.

[73] At the end of January 2019, they were announced to be joining their pals Like Moths to Flames, Dayseeker and Limbs for an upcoming spring North American tour.

[82][83][84] To promote the album, the band also announced that they will support Silverstein's rescheduled 20th anniversary tour along with Can't Swim in November 2021.

Their sophomore album would mark a change a shift to faster aggressive music with the incorporation of industrial samples and even full songs with little to no screaming.

By their fourth outing, Dispose, Tewers stated the album would be a different type of heavy with the band leaving breakdowns and the cliches of metalcore behind them for unpredictable with songs varying from alternative rock to electronica many switching seamlessly from genre to the next in a matter of seconds.