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was finally released late that year. Throughout the remainder of 2004 and during 2005, the band toured
Australia several times. Lambert and Heelis both left at the end of the Fake Our Deaths Tour, leaving Teague and Brimelow to continue as a duo. In 2005 they entered Abercorn studios in
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