After the launch the duo toured extensively, and created a solid grassroots following in South Africa, England and Germany. Ressel described their music as a blend of "organic and mechanical" sounds, and coined the term "glitch opera". It failed to chart a single, yet critics cite the EP as changing electronica in South Africa. The song "Tricksy" became a firm favourite amongst their loyal fans. It was later used on the soundtrack for Lauren Beukes' acclaimed novel Zoo City. In 2006, the duo were involved with three MTV Staying Alive television campaign, about aids awareness. They became involved after emailing the CEO of MTV Europe print campaign design. The campaigns starred Beckmann and Ressel reading poetry over dream-like imagery, backed with a glitch soundtrack produced by Ressel. It became successful for its emotive words and eerie soundtrack. It was around this time, Ratcliffe joined the band full-time as their bassist.