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By the time of their next gig in Hamilton, the band were huge. They sold out [[Diggers]] back bar as well as other venues across NZ with ease. Within a year, they were able to charge $25 and fill a venue as large as [[Altitude]] - two years prior, they struggled to fill Ward Lane while charging only $2.<br>
 
By the time of their next gig in Hamilton, the band were huge. They sold out [[Diggers]] back bar as well as other venues across NZ with ease. Within a year, they were able to charge $25 and fill a venue as large as [[Altitude]] - two years prior, they struggled to fill Ward Lane while charging only $2.<br>
  
In 2003 the band played on the mainstage at ''Ozzfest'', alongside the likes of ''Ozzy Osbourne'', ''Marilyn Manson'' and ''Korn''. They played the main stage of the 2004 Big Day Out festival and opened for Metallica in their Australian tour in the same year, and toured with The White Stripes.  Their second album [[Outta Sight, Outta Mind]], released in 2004, was produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones. <br>
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In 2003 the band played on the mainstage at ''Ozzfest'', alongside the likes of ''Ozzy Osbourne'', ''Marilyn Manson'' and ''Korn''. They played the main stage of the 2004 Big Day Out festival and opened for Metallica in their Australian tour in the same year, and toured with The White Stripes.  Their second album [[Outta Sight, Outta Mind]], realeased in 2004, was produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones. <br>
  
 
In 2006 they released their third album, [[Smoke and Mirrors]]. Near the end of the year, founding member ''Matt Osment'' left the band, replaced by [[Ben Cole]] (formerly of [[Pugnaut]]). <br>
 
In 2006 they released their third album, [[Smoke and Mirrors]]. Near the end of the year, founding member ''Matt Osment'' left the band, replaced by [[Ben Cole]] (formerly of [[Pugnaut]]). <br>

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