The band's third album "¡Leche con Carne!", which was released in 1995, was their debut on the Fat Wreck Chords label, though they released an EP titled "The Daily Grind" on the label in 1993. The album marked a change of musical style going from hardcore punk more into punk rock and skate punk. Also in 1993, guitarist Robin Pfefer replaced Chris Dodge and took the position of the lead guitarist, allowing Tony Sly to focus on singing and playing rhythm guitar instead.