'Best New Track', and Rolling Stone chose "Blame Fiction" as the track of the day. The music video for “River” was put into rotation on MuchMusic. It was nominated for the 2014 Prism Prize, and, after making it into the top ten list, won the Audience Award.Pitchfork Media also posted about the music video for “River”. The band attended the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity's Indie Music Residency in October 2013, where they were mentored by Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene. They then embarked on their first headlining North American and European tours for 5 weeks and 4 weeks, respectively. They played South by Southwest, Ottawa's CityFolk Festival, and opened for Half Moon Run, Hannah Georgas, Bahamas and Born Ruffians. In November 2013, tour mates Bear Mountain and The Darcys opened for The Belle Game when they headlined at Vancouver's Vogue Theatre. In September 2013, The Belle Game's song "Tradition" appeared on the season premiere of Grey’s Anatomy. "River" appeared on the UK TV series Misfits, and "Blame Fiction" was used in the series Orphan Black. Fear/Nothing (2015-2018) In 2015, the band dropped the 'The' from their name. In February 2015, they traveled to Montreal to record their second studio album with producers Kevin Drew and Dave Hamelin (The Stills). They were dropped by their label Boompa; eventually they signed with Arts & Crafts and Fear/Nothing was released on September 8, 2017. In the interim, they played the WayHome Music & Arts Festival and the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, then went on a tour of North America and Europe. In January 2018, they released the additional single "Only One"; in June, the additional singles, "Follow". At this point, they were back to being a trio--Nanji, Lo and Jones. In the spring of 2018, Belle Game went on tour with Broken Social Scene. In October 2018, the band supported ex-Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr on the US leg of his tour in support of his third studio album, Call the Comet. In 2019, director Kevan Funk won the Prism Prize for Canadian Music Video of the Year for Belle Game's video Low. By 2020, the band's website and Facebook page had been taken down. There was no accompanying announcement of their break-up. Discography Albums Ritual Tradition Habit (2013), Boompa Fear/Nothing (2017), Arts & Crafts EPs Inventing Letters EP (2009) Sleep to Grow EP (2011), Independent Singles "Wait Up for You"