Ultimately, they decided to break up again, playing two final shows in one day at Emo's in June 2002. After the second break-up: 2002–present Rory Phillips and Gabe Hascall subsequently put their focus back towards the acoustic songwriting that had helped them reconnect, and they recorded and toured as Slowreader. During this time Rory more seriously put his focus on producing and recording other bands. He recorded, produced, and co-wrote demo songs with Dan Keyes of Recover under the name American Express, which would later come to be known as Young Love. His latest project is The Artificial Heart, which evolved from earlier projects the20goto10 and Nineteen Ninety Now and features songs written for both. Gabe had started a band called the Record Heat in 2003 and moved to California to pursue it, but moved back to Austin and began playing and recording as a solo performer. He currently lives in Austin and has released two records via Austin Town Hall Records. Craig Tweedy currently plays with Rory in The Artificial Heart. Beginning in early 2010, an internet presence was revived consisting of a Twitter account and an official Facebook fanpage. This, combined with speculation of album reissues through Paper + Plastick, had fueled rumors of some kind of reunion, which was ultimately announced on 2/13/12. Original drummer Pat Elliott died at age 34 on May 8, 2015, due to complications of kidney failure. Second reunion: 2012 On June 9, 2012, ten years and one week after their last show, The Impossibles played a reunion at the Mohawk in Austin, TX. Due to selling out the reunion show in hours, the Impossibles added a second show on June 10, 2012. The band was joined onstage by former fill-in drummer, Santiago "Jimmy" Vela III for the concerts. On February 2, 2013, the band released a live video recording of one of the reunion performances, titled "Long Way From/Long Time Since (Live)" online via Priorities Intact Records. In July 2013 Fun Fun Fun Fest announced that The Impossibles would be a performing at the festival. On August 1, 2013, the band hinted at the possibility of new recordings and in October 2013 they released a 7" titled "Come Back B/W the Position" on Priorities Intact Records. Both songs feature drummer Mark Toohey. Band members Original members Gabe Hascall — vocals, guitar Rory Phillips — vocals, guitar Craig Tweedy — bass guitar Pat