and started working with Phil McKellar on a new album. Its first single, "Glow in the Dark!" was released in October 1999 and appeared ahead of the album, Mumbo Jumbo which was released in March 2000. At this time, Jay Curley had been replaced by Phil Lally on bass guitar. Dan Lander of The Planet of Sound felt the album was a "return of the classic, thick, melodic Tumbleweed sound, albeit in a slightly updated form". At the ARIA Music Awards of 2000 the album was nominated for ARIA Award for Best Adult Alternative Album. The group disbanded in 2001. 2009–present: The Waterfront Years 1992–94 and Sounds from the Other Side In July 2009 the early line up of Jay and Lenny Curley, Hausmeister, Lewis, and O'Brien reformed and appeared at the Homebake festival in December. They played at the Sydney and Melbourne Big Day Out venues in January 2010, and followed in November by issuing a 2×CD compilation album, The Waterfront Years 1992–94, of their early work. I-94s resident reviewer, The Barman, noted the release was "an obvious idea that it's a wonder no-one issued this before" and he felt that the term 'stoner music' was "an inadequate and ordinary label, and [the band] are simply riff-heavy rock and roll, with a rhythm section grounded in something more dynamic and bluesy than straight-up 4/4 or boogie. They swing". They performed at the inaugural CherryFest in Melbourne on 25 November 2012. In September 2013, the group released a fifth studio album, titled Sounds from the Other Side. Pete Laurie of The Music website found "isn't about reinventing the wheel, but it never sounds like a lazy rehash of the good old days either". Lewis explained to The Ages Martin Boulton "We got to a point after the re-formation where we decided not to put an end date on it [...] we said we can't keep playing that same period [of songs] for the rest of our lives [...] While we love it and we know our fans love it … in order to be a relevant, creative unit [and] for our own personal satisfaction more than anything, we've got to try writing again and doing something new together and that's been really interesting and amazing". The group announced an Australian tour to promote the album during November and December 2013. On 26 August 2014, the band announced, via their Facebook