was also featured in the video game NASCAR Thunder 2004. Also, their song "Make a Sound" appeared on Burnout 3: Takedown, while "What I Want" appeared in Cars: The Video Game. Also, their song “Clockwork” appeared in the video game soundtrack for “NHL 2004”. Indefinite hiatus (2005–2010) On August 26, 2005, the band decided to go on an indefinite hiatus and released the following statement on their official website: We've decided to take an indefinite break from Autopilot Off. It has been nearly 10 years since the band started, and it has been full speed ahead for the majority of that time. We have all decided to take some time for our lives outside of the band. We are all still the best of friends. In addition to this we decided a few months back to leave our home of 4 years at Island Records. We apologize for leaving you all hanging for so long. Thank you so much for all the support and friendships that you all have given to us over the years. We could never have done it without you. Since then, Chris Hughes has gone on to become a business manager (accountant) in the music industry. Bassist Rob Kucharek has gone on to open American Icon Screen Printing which is an apparel screen printing company that serves many bands and the majority of the BMX industry on the East Coast. Reunion (2011) In May 2011, a Facebook page titled "Autopilot Off (Official)" was created, with an image of the band's name and the words "TwoThousandEleven" being uploaded soon after. This had led to speculation of a possible reunion, nearly six years after they announced their hiatus. On June 20, 2011 an update was posted on the band's Facebook page confirming that they were working on new material. "Our plan is to record our songs in batches and release them for free download as they are completed. This way, we can share new music with you in the most expedient fashion. When we have recorded enough material, we will compile some or all of it into a new album." An update posted on August 17, 2012 to Facebook confirmed that the band were set to begin recording again, officially ending their seven-year hiatus. As of December 2013, the band's Facebook page had had no updates since August 2012 relating to the band. It was unclear whether the