In 2004 the band went on two tours the first being through the East Coast and the second being through the West Coast. Shortly after the East Coast tour, Sprague parted ways with the band to concentrate on his work with Tristeza and was replaced by guitarist Chuck Rowell. The band entered the studio in August 2004 to record The DNA Will Have Its Say , a seven track EP that hinted at the band’s “future musical ambitions to create something that was at once brutal and innovative.” In 2005, founding member Moran left the group to move to Seattle and pursue other projects.
The band went on two tours
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