Despite the changes, the group's music still revolves around the tribal drumming patterns heard on "Vision Creation Newsun". The band was signed by Vice Records for its releases in the United States since it had been dropped by Reprise. All "Super Roots" releases were then reissued on Vice in early 2007 (with the exclusion of "Super Roots 2"). In late 2004, Boredoms released its first album as a group in four years, "Seadrum/House of Sun", most of which had been previously recorded before the band's brief hiatus. This release also saw the band move from their label WEA Japan to the smaller Japanese label Commmons. The album was not celebrated to the extent of their previous albums, yet it still garnered mostly positive reviews, culminating with an exemplary score of 73% on Metacritic. Following its release, EDA left the band and went on to form audio-visual project Adrena Adrena with visual artist Daisy Dickinson. EDA was replaced in the Boredoms by Yojiro Tatekawa.