night. This, and repeating logistics problems, led to many dates being cancelled on the day they were scheduled. Also, halfway through the tour, DeLaPaz was asked to leave, so Ilan Rubin from Denver Harbor replaced him for the remainder of the tour. In February 2006, the band played another three shows with No Use for a Name before heading out on a two-week tour with Unwritten Law in the beginning of March. A European tour supported by Pensive — including England, Scotland, France, and Italy — was scheduled to take place in May 2006. However, due to Salazar developing polyps on his vocal folds, the tour was cancelled. In April 2006, it was officially announced that Ilan Rubin replaced DeLaPaz on drums, and that Fenix TX would record their follow-up to 2001's Lechuza. Beginning on April 29, 2006 at Give It a Name, Rubin also played drums for Lostprophets. Though he has since continued to be their drummer and recorded several tracks for 2006's Liberation Transmission, as well as its successor. He was the drummer for Nine Inch Nails, but since has joined Angels & Airwaves. On August 14, 2009 (the five-year anniversary of the first Fenix*Tx reunion) it was announced via Fenix Tx's Myspace that the original RiverFenix line-up was reuniting to begin working on new music for release sometime in 2010. However, the band later stated that the announcement of the original lineup reuniting was a mistake, and that they were reuniting with a different lineup. They went on a European tour in October 2010. Fenix Tx released three new tracks "Bending Over Backwards", "Coming Home", "Nothing Seems Bigger Than This" for their soundcloud on January 4, 2012. Fenix Tx's new song "Spooky Action At a Distance" was featured in MLB 13: The Show. On March 22, 2016 Donnie Reyes joined the original lineup in Houston, TX for a performance at the Continental Club. CRE.EP On April 4, 2016, it was confirmed that Fenix TX had signed to Cyber-Tracks – the L.A based record label owned by NOFX guitarist El Hefe and his wife Jen Abeyta. The five track E.P CRE.EP was released on September 30, 2016. Musical style and critical reception During the first years of their career, Fenix TX had to struggle hard with their reputation as a Blink-182 rip-off. The Daily Athenaeum went so far as to refer to their 1999 album Fenix TX as