In 1993, Skinny Puppy left Nettwerk and long-time producer Rave, signing with American Recordings and relocating to Malibu, California, where drug problems and tension between band members plagued the recording of their next album, "The Process" (1996). Ogre quit Skinny Puppy in June 1995, and Goettel died of a heroin overdose two months later. Key and Ogre, already active in a number of other projects, went their separate ways, reuniting for a one-off Skinny Puppy concert at the Doomsday Festival in Dresden, Germany, in 2000. Reforming Skinny Puppy in 2003 with producer Mark Walk, they released their ninth album, "The Greater Wrong of the Right" (2004), which was followed by the release of the albums "Mythmaker" (2007) and "HanDover" (2011). In 2013, they released their twelfth album, "Weapon", which was inspired by allegations that their music had been used for torture in the Guantanamo Bay detention camp.