According to music journalist, Ed Nimmervoll , “their sound had grown more industrial under the influence of [Coleman].” Herlihy noticed their sonation “had evolved to be more mature; a fuller sound and slightly more melodic approach.” The album provided their highest charting single, “I Only Said”, which peaked at No. 3. They toured both New Zealand and Australia. They were described by a Woroni writer, in September 1993, as an “industrial metal band” and “despite coming out of a country only recently introduced to colour TV, this is damn close to the cutting edge of a very interesting genre.” In February 1994 they performed at the Big Day Out concert in Auckland – the first time the roving festival occurred in New Zealand. The group signed with Noise Records in August for European releases and toured there for two months.
described as industrial metal band
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