In 1999, the band recorded their only full-length album, A Million Shades of Oval-teen, for MOC Records but financial problems at the label delayed its release until 2001. The group broke up in 1999 when Bradley Davis relocated to Toronto following his marriage. Posthumous recordings surfaced slowly on Toronto's My Mean Magpie label and a double CD collection of stray tracks was released on Bi-Fi Records in 2004.
The band created their sole studio album, A Million Shades of Oval-teen, in 1999 for MOC Records but the release was put off due to financial difficulties until 2001. The group split up in 1999 when Bradley Davis moved to Toronto after getting married. Later, unreleased recordings surfaced on Toronto's My Mean Magpie label and a collection of extra tracks was published on Bi-Fi Records in 2004.