Lights in September and October. Between late October and mid-December, the band went on a tour of the US with Secondhand Serenade, A Rocket to the Moon, and Automatic Loveletter. Fueled by Ramen released Rotation, along with other albums in its catalogue, on vinyl in February 2009. Between early February and early April, the band headlined the Take Action Tour in the US. On April 21, the band premiered a music video for "Doctor" through Myspace. "Through to You" was posted on the group's Myspace on June 19. At the beginning of August, Melillo and Czum left the group. On August 20, it was announced that the band would be breaking-up. Reception Rotation was projected to sell 20–25k copies, before eventually selling 23k copies in the first week and debuted at number 21 on the Billboard 200. The album also charted at number 9 on the Alternative Albums chart, number 10 on the Digital Albums chart and number 11 on the Top Rock Albums chart. Track listing All music by Cute Is What We Aim For and John Feldmann, except "Practice Makes Perfect", "Loser", "Safe Ride", "Marriage to Millions" and "Miss Sobriety" by Cute Is What We Aim For. All lyrics by Hacikyan. DVD 25-minute "In the Studio" documentary and interview 5 acoustic performances – live from FBR Studios Karaoke videos for all the songs from Rotation Exclusive photo gallery curated by Jeff Czum Personnel Personnel per booklet, except where noted. Cute Is What We Aim For Shaant Hacikyan – vocals Jeff Czum – guitar Dave Melillo – bass Fred Cimato – bass Tom Falcone – drums Additional musicians John Feldmann – additional vocals, string arrangement, keyboards, percussion Matt Appleton – additional vocals, horns, keyboards; oboe and flute on "Time" Julian Feldmann – additional vocals on "Doctor" Chris Dauray – alto sax on "Time" Jess Neilson – clarinet and bass clarinet on "Time" Shaant Hacikyan, Dave Melillo, Jeff Czum, John Feldmann, Kyle Moorman, Matt Appleton, Chris Dauray, Dave Taylor – gang vocals Production John Feldmann – producer, recording, mixing Matt Appleton – engineer Kyle Moorman – 2nd engineer Joe Gastwirt – mastering Chuck Anderson – cover, additional artwork Connie Makita – design, layout Alex Kirzhner – super secret art friend Andrew Zaeh – photography Barret Wertz – styling Tomiwa Aladekomo – art coordinator Michelle Piza – packaging manager Chart positions References Citations Sources 2008 albums Cute Is What We Aim