Although, they (with Nik Barker, departing vocalist) are working on an acoustic album of Twelve Foot Ninja material.

Produced by the band's guitarist Steve "Stevic" Mackay in his Melbourne home studio, the EP was mixed by local producer/engineer Hadyn Buxton (Trial Kennedy, Jonesez, Blueline Medic, Dukes of Windsor, Felix Riebl) and mastered by Howie Weinberg (Deftones, Nirvana, Jeff Buckley) at Masterdisk, New York City.

Guest musicians on the release include Bär McKinnon (Mr. Bungle) on saxophone and Ollie McGill (Cat Empire) on keyboards.

[3] The album's first official single "Mother Sky" was released on 24 August and the video was premiered on Triple J's Home & Hosed blog.

Each song from the debut album came with a comic, created by Keith Draws (UK), inspired by the lyrics and based on the original fable of Twelve Foot Ninja (co-written by Steve "Stevic" Mackay).

In early 2013, Twelve Foot Ninja embarked on their first headline tour of Australia and sold out every capital city.

[7] The band successfully completed a crowdfunding campaign on Australian site Pozible in May 2013 for a music video "Ain't That a Bitch" [8] about a fantastic revenge story on an internet troll.

Their first show in London at the Camden Barfly sold out 3 weeks in advance and they also played Euroblast in Cologne, selling the most merchandise after the headliners Meshuggah.

They were also invited to showcase at Michele Clark's revered radio conference in San Diego Sunset Sessions Rock.

[12] When talking to Loudwire vocalist Kin said "It has its roots in the 'Silent Machine' album but we're kind of experimenting with a few different things.

[17] On 17 December 2021, Nik Barker announced that he would depart the band in late 2022 after a final planned Australian tour and after a new vocalist is in place.