In March 2005 they went to a farm at Cranbrook, near Swansea, Tasmania , to record their third album, Gala Mill (September 2006). During a six-month tour of Europe and the United States, All Tomorrow’s Parties (ATP) issued their second album outside of Australia, in October 2005, via ATP Recordings . The band spent the interim touring Australia and the northern hemisphere. Also in 2006 a compilation album, The Miller’s Daughter , comprising out-takes from their first two albums was released by Bang! Records (a Spanish label, which has other underground Australian bands on its roster).
Went to farm to record third album
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