The band's third album, "Bruiser" (produced by Andrew Scheps and UNKLE's Rich File), was released in September 2011 through Fiction in the UK, Shangrila music in the U.S. and Co-Operative Music throughout the rest of the world. The album was preceded by the "Kusama" EP in early 2011, named in tribute to the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama whose work had become an inspiration to the band during the writing of the 3rd album. Yayoi Kusama was also the main inspiration and lyrical focus for the song "Sweet Bitter Sweet" on the "Bruiser" album. "Bruiser" brought several more U.S. and European tours and they released a live LP, 'Dresden Live' (recorded as the name would suggest in Dresden, Germany) for Record Store Day 2012 with a sleeve design by British artist 'French'. Following this the band went into a 2-year period of hibernation, Moss & Butler releasing new music under the moniker 'Roman Remains' and Betts producing and drumming with London Band 'Furs'.