After a four-year hiatus, the duo (augmented with Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine and a turntablist) returns with Tweekend (Interscope, 2001), an album heavily influence by the fad of rap-funk-metal (Name Of The Game). Except for the single High Roller, the guests and the production and the publicity effort are wasted.

Legion of Boom (V2, 2004) is one of the least exciting techno parties you'll ever attend, unless you are a rapidly ageing raver in which case the boring midtempo numbers (Starting Over, Broken Glass, Weapons of Mass Distortion) may go well with your arthritis. These lifeless agonies are in vain redeemed by faceless rave-ups such as I Know it's You and Acetone. The group shows its big-beat credentials only in Born Too Slow (featuring Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland and Kyuss' vocalist John Garcia).

Divided By Night (Ingrooves, 2009) features diverse cast of guests, such as: Peter Hook, Jon Brion, Broken Social Scene's Emily Haines, among others.

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