Keyboardist Marko Antonić, and drummer Zoran Jović "Đavo" were soon added to their ranks and the five-piece band started working on songs for their debut album, entering the studio in 2006.

[9] In 2010, Dušan Svilokos Đurić and Milena Branković, under the name "Disparador", appeared on the various artists album Vreme brutalnih dobronamernika, which featured seventeen bands which recorded songs of poems of a Serbian poet Milan B. Popović.

[10] In 2011, the band announced the release of a new studio album, entitled EX, which will feature covers of songs by former Yugoslav new wave artists.

In July 2013, the band released the single "Ne hrani ljudoždere" ("Do Not Feed the Cannibals"), featuring guest appearance by Downstroy vocalist Darko Živković.

After releasing singles "Srećna nova" and "Ponor", featuring guest appearance by Block Out vocalist Milutin "Mita" Jovičić, The Trigger got their third album "Vreme čuda" out in 2015 with the "Odličan hrčak" label.

Along with Darko Živković and Milutin Jovančić, the album featured guest appearances of Manntra vocalist marko Matijević Sekul on the song "Bum", Vladimir Lalić (Organized Chaos, Viva Vox) and guitar virtuoso Emir Hot on the song "Realiti", Borko Basarić (Azil 5), Dragana Mijatović (Hype), Ljiljana Zdravković (The Bite), Katarina Popović (Aetar) and others.

Stylistically, the album shows the band gravitating towards modern metal guitar driven sound with less electronic and gothic influences compared to Ljubav, but still exploring new territory in songs like the nine minute album closer "Ponor" that channels a lot of progressive and ambient influences.