weeks. "Backwards" was also released as a single from the album and also appeared on the soundtrack for the film Mission: Impossible 2. Both "Basic Breakdown" and "Backwards" also appeared in the PlayStation fighting game Gekido: Urban Fighters in 2000. The band promoted Hallucinating by touring with Disturbed, followed by appearing on the 2000 edition of Ozzfest. In late 2000, drummer Temple had left the band. Jeremy Colson was added to the lineup and in early 2001, they toured England with Pitchshifter and then Papa Roach. Hallucinating had a delayed release for Europe, January 2001. The European version featured a bonus track ("Void"), which featured Fear Factory vocalist Burton C. Bell as a guest. Apartment 26 then appeared at the United Kingdom edition of Ozzfest in 2001, their third year in a row. Towards the end of 2001, Colson had parted ways from the band, and a replacement was not immediately named. In the spring of 2002, Hollywood Records and Apartment 26 amicably parted ways while the band was recording their second album. In July 2002, it was announced that Brad Booker from the band Stir had joined on drums. His first show with Apartment 26 was opening for Stone Sour. The band continued to work on their second album through the remainder of 2002 and throughout 2003. The band then signed with major label Atlantic Records for the album. They extensively toured the United Kingdom at the end of 2003 with a mixture of headlining shows and opening for Evanescence. The second album was tentatively titled Detachment, but it was later changed to Music for the Massive. Music for the Massive was released in February 2004 and it was co-produced with Tchad Blake. "88" was released as a promotional single for the album. The lead single was "Give Me More", and it peaked at #39 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. The album was not heavily promoted, and three months after its release, the band was dropped by Atlantic Records. Apartment 26 then formally announced that they had broken up towards the end of 2004. Discography Albums Within EP (1999) (Murph Records) Hallucinating (2000) (Hollywood Records) Music for the Massive (2004) (Atlantic Records) Singles Appearances Megadeth Risk Extra Value CD (pre-order sampler, 1999) Heavy Metal 2000 (soundtrack, 2000) High Fidelity (soundtrack, 2000) Tales from the Crypt: Monsters of Metal (compilation, 2000) Mission: Impossible 2 (soundtrack, 2000) Ozzfest 2000 (tour