They released their debut single, "Do Everything I Taught You" on Fierce Panda records in 2005 and the limited release fully sold out. This led them to move to the bigger label Moshi Moshi for their second release 'Oh Honey'. Dermot O'Leary was so impressed with their early singles he invited the band to do a live set on his BBC Radio 2 show.
The band, who also have their own night club in Liverpool called "Little Big Man", are currently signed to B-Unique Records, and their single 'On A Holiday' was released in November 2006.
Their new single Good Luck was released in March 2007, and was compared to Radiohead when the spirit-crushing depression suddenly, irrevocably lifted in a review by NME. It has also seen air time on MTV 2 a first for the band.
In August 2007 the band released their long awaited debut album Do Everything I Taught You on B-Unique Records.
The band split up on Tuesday, October 30, 2007. They posted the following comment about the break up:
"Hello eveyone, We have decided to call it a day and split up. Many many thanks to everyone who has showed us love and support over the past three and a half years. We are all still good friends and are continuing with music in various different projects. We'll keep you posted. Thanks again love Gareth, Mark, Martin, Mike and Oli x x"
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