The trio regrouped in order to record for a new album and, in a first for the band, wrote most songs collaboratively. Up to this point, with the exception of one song off "Million Mirrors", the band members had never co-written lyrics or co-composed music. However the material from these new sessions featured much collaboration, as well as members changing roles (Ryoichi composing music and Ken and Maki writing lyrics). Despite this new team dynamic, conflicts within the band-members continued and the group announced that they'd split up after the release of their new album and a final concert series. "Form" came out in 1995 and became the most successful album of their entire career. This was followed by a remix album, "Forms: Remix For Ordinary People", which once more exclusively featured non-Japanese remixers and was released in collaboration with SSR Records.