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Apart from that, they toured all year long, playing with other well known bands such as Marilyn Manson and Zilch. In 1999 Oblivion Dust released 4 new singles, another new album called Reborn and their first video, Overdose. The rest of year they toured Japan and in November 1998, Souta "Furuton" Oofuruton replaced Taka Motomura who left around August. Between both singles, they toured the West Coast of the United States again in April. 1998 also saw the release of 2 singles and their second album: Misery Days. That same month they played as the opening band for the UK electronic group, The Prodigy's gig in Tokyo before a crowd of 10.000 fans, gaining a name for themselves.
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In January 1998, a new bassist joined the band as official member: Rikiji Masuda. In September they had their first Japanese tour consisting of a total of 11 shows and 5 extra shows in October. In July, they returned to the West Coast of the United States to play 10 more concerts and Matt Garrett left the band. In May, they managed to release one more single and in June their first full-length album entitled Looking for Elvis.
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In April the group toured the West Coast of the United States with a series of 10 concerts. March witnessed the release of their second single "Numb". In January 1997, they released their first single entitled "Sucker". The name of the band was changed to Oblivion Dust in September 1996, with their debut under this name in November 1996.
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Soon after, thanks to the help and support of hide, they signed with alternative label, Cutting Edge, a label owned by the Avex Group. They started to make songs and went to Los Angeles to record their first album (which wasn't released until the following year) with Ray McVeigh ( The Professionals, Zilch, Wild Crash 500, etc.) as producer (he would also be the producer of their second and third album), but once recording of the album was completed Derek Forbes dropped out of the band and was replaced on bass by Koozie "Jer Koozie" Johns as support member in a few shows from mid 1996 until the end of that year, then he left the band and was replaced by Matt Garrett as an official member. In late '95 they recruited Kazuhito "K.A.Z" Iwaike as lead guitarist and in early '96 recruited Ken Lloyd as vocalist and (in the beginning) guitarist. The drummer Taka Motomura (who played on the self-titled album Addict of the Trip Minds in '94 ) and the bassist Derek Forbes (who had joined the band a short while ago) decided to form a new band and take a "western style". In May 1995 the band Addict of the Trip Minds stopped activities due to differences in the direction of the band. History 1996–2001: Formation and disbandment Sharing this legacy and inspiration with our customers is the driving force behind everything we do. Our brand is a tribute to our family, the inspiration for everything we do. We have a responsibility to preserve this craft, to do so we must act with courage, challenge the status quo and find innovative ways to grow our company and each other. We respect the people, the cultures and the spirit of the this craft. The experience and emotional connection we receive through this process is the basis of everything. We believe in the process of artisan food, the origin, the transformation and how it's shared. Food and family is our business and our passion.