Hybrid released their second album, "Morning Sci-Fi", in 2003. They added semi-permanent vocalists and guitarists, Adam Taylor and Tim Hutton (both on the album and when performing live) with a guest appearance from New Order alumnus Peter Hook. This album had a generally darker theme than "Wide Angle", though still retaining the cinematic undertones for which Hybrid are known. In addition to this, "Morning Sci-Fi" features a more diverse range of influences than its predecessor — Chris Healings stating in an interview that,