The band recorded and co-produced a debut album, Superdrag (1998), described by JT Griffith of Allmusic as "hyper-eclectic, mixing a strong love for Led Zeppelin (à la compatriots Reef) with hints of rap-rock, blues, reggae, and of course classic rock". This led to a US recording contract; Superdrag was re-released in the US as a self-titled album. A second album, Carnival (2001), released on Ultimatum/Artemis Records, was produced by Paul Stacey, who also played guitar on the album.
The band created and co-produced their debut album, Superdrag (1998), which JT Griffith of Allmusic described as "extremely diverse, blending a strong affinity for Led Zeppelin (like fellow artists Reef) with elements of rap-rock, blues, reggae, and classic rock". This led to an American recording contract; Superdrag was reissued under its own name. The band's second album, Carnival (2001), produced by Paul Stacey and featuring guitar work from him, was released on Ultimatum/Artemis Records.