In 1997, Rancid's Tim Armstrong signed the band to his label Hellcat Records making them the youngest band on the label with the average age of the band members being just 17. In early 1998, the band released their second album, "At Ease" and would appear on the Vans Warped Tour later that summer.Following the release of the album, Heidi Blobaum decided to leave the band to attend college and was replaced by Hillary Allen. The band's third album and second with Hellcat, "Wish We Never Met", was released in 1999. The band parted ways with Hellcat Records in 2001.