The trio's international breakthrough came with their 1999 album "From Gagarin’s Point Of View", their first album to be released outside Scandinavia. With the release of their albums "Good Morning Susie Soho" (2000) and "Strange Place for Snow" (2002), the trio drew the attention of United States audiences. In 2002, they went on a 9-month tour through Europe, the U.S. and Japan. Their subsequent albums, "Seven Days of Falling" (2003), "Viaticum" (2005), and "Tuesday Wonderland" (2006), were equally well received by critics and fans and resulted in several music industry award nominations as well as making the jazz and pop charts.