After re-securing rights to its original name, the band obtained U.S. distribution through independent record label Second Motion Records. A new EP, "Noise Trade" (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from "Cheerleader" and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-'50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the "Corner Gas" television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada including such performances as on the 2009 and 2010 Canadian Pacific Holiday train. During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the "house band" at Canada Hockey House.