The second album, Fake , provided two singles ” Kangaroo Court ” and “Vendetta”, which again entered the UK Indie Chart, but the album failed to dent the mainstream UK Albums Chart. With strained relations within the band, the band were told they had been dropped by Creation (now owned by Sony) before a gig in Colchester in 1994, where they were supported by the 60 Foot Dolls . The band undertook a European tour before announcing their split onstage at the final gig of the tour in Brussels in late 1994.
Band dropped and split announced
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