and so they entered the Infinity Studios in Madrid in 1997 to record the album Devil Came to Me on a tight budget of 80,000 pesetas and in just 20 days. The album was released on 21 April 1997, a fragment of the album's title track (specifically the chorus with the phrase "I lied for you, I lied for you...") was included in a popular television commercial by Radical Fruit Company which increased their notoriety and the band was launched to national fame. During the promotion of this album, Álvaro Gómez was replaced by Álvaro Díez in 1997. The album sold over 500,000 copies and gained them fans abroad in Europe and the United States. They released their official first single from the album, Serenade, a song that, thanks to its strong chorus and catchy melody, managed to become their first number one in Spain. Juan Bullón again directed their next music video. The song "Loli Jackson" is featured by director Daniel Calparsoro in the 1997 movie Blinded. Late at Night, I Was Dead for 7 Weeks in the City of Angels, and The Flame The relationship with Subterfuge Records deteriorated and they signed with Chrysalis Records label owned by EMI Music. In 1998 they quickly created their own label Loli Jackson Records. With their newly created label, Dover soon signed up several independent groups. The following year they released their third album Late at Night, recorded in Seattle with Barret Jones. It was released on 28 June of that year with great expectations created by its first single, DJ, that quickly became number one in Spain; something totally new for a rock band. This success soon propelled them to their first international tour that took them to Germany, England, the Netherlands, Mexico, the United States among others. By February 2000, the album was already triple platinum with 300,000 copies sold in Spain alone. In 2000, Dover received an award from MTV Europe for Best Spanish Artist. In 2001, Chrysalis reissued their first album Sister including the unreleased song "Noche Tras Noche", a cover of a song by the Spanish band Solera. In May of that year they soon entered Grandmasters Studies Recorder to record their new album, again accompanied by Barrett Jones. Their first single, released on 3 September of the year, was "King George". The album itself, titled I Was Dead for 7 Weeks in the City of