Perfect" in Los Angeles with director Walter Robot. In late May and early June, the band went on a tour of the UK. Hacikyan had missed the first show of the tour due to losing his passport, which resulted in Mellilo taking over vocals for the show. On June 5, the band posted "Safe Ride" on their PureVolume page. On June 16, the music video for "Practice Makes Perfect" was released through MTV's Overdrive video service. The video features all members of the band partaking in party behaviour they later regret. Between mid-June and mid-August, the band went on a headlining US tour with support from Ace Enders and A Million Different People, Danger Radio and Powerspace. Rotation was made available for streaming on June 20 through their Myspace, before being released through Fueled by Ramen on June 24. Physical deluxe editions include "Through to You", a strings version of "Time", and live acoustic performances of "Moan" and "Teasing to Please (Left Side Strong Side)" as bonus tracks on the CD. In addition, it included a DVD which featured a making-of documentary, acoustic performances, karaoke videos and a photo gallery. An iTunes deluxe edition included the bonus tracks from deluxe CD version. Around its release, the band was accused of ripping off a Counting Crows design that was done by design studio Alphabet Arm. Cute Is What We Aim For's management contacted the company to create a design on an Counting Crows image that they had done. According to Alphabet Arm, "After some back and forth over pricing, we were informed they were going to concentrate on the merch design in-house and [would] contact us later. We never heard anything back." In August and September, the band supported Simple Plan on their tour of Canada. On August 31, it was reported that Falcone had left the band. Two days later, Falcone's departure was announced. Falcone said he quit "because the personality conflicts and daily drama made it impossible for me to live a peaceful, happy life." Not by Choice drummer Liam Killeen temporarily filled in for Falcone. In an interview shortly after Falcone's departure, Hacikyan said "sometimes people don’t see eye to eye. [...] Whatever happened amongst us is something only we’ll know and we’re fine, we’re comfortable with it". With Michael Lasaponara drumming for the band, the group went on the Verizon College tour with Boys Like Girls and