In mid 2004, the Warner Music Group was sold to private investors, Blindside decided to part ways with Elektra due to ending up in a catalogue with hundreds of artists under Atlantic Records.
Also in 2003, the band appeared in the skateboarding film Grind , performing the song “Pitiful” at a skate competition.
In 2003, they toured with Hoobastank to support the album.
In 2002 Blindside released Silence .
In 2000, A Thought Crushed My Mind was released.
In 1998 Blindside released the Empty Box EP on Day-Glo Records.
In 1997, Tooth & Nail Records signed a licensing deal with Blindside.
The US debut was released later that year by Tooth & Nail and featured songs both from the Swedish full-length debut and from the EP Empty Box.
In 1997, Blindside debuted in Sweden with their self-titled debut, a collection of old and new songs that were based on singer Christian Lindskog’s life at the time.
Blindside was formed in 1994.