In April 1992, they released a collection of five new songs (in Japan, those type of releases have been commonly categorized as 'mini album' rathar than 'EP') entitled "Aurora ni Narenakatta Hito no Tame ni" and embarked on its accompanying tour. This symphonic rock-oriented EP was featuring orchestration by its co-producer Tomoki Hasegawa, who previously undertook the strings arrangement of "Majo Tabi ni Deru", the lead single from their second studio album. In the same year, they recorded their third full-length album "Hoshi no Kakera" which came out only 5-month after. It mostly features distorted guitar sound heavily influenced by grunge and shoegazing.