2006, it was announced by Matt Hughes on the Flashlight Brown forums that Mike Conroy would be leaving the band for personal reasons. Bart Doroz, formerly of The Getaway, was brought in to replace him on guitar. When June came around, Blue's release was delayed for undisclosed reasons. The nature of the delay has still been left to speculation, however, in early July the band's website went down and their Myspace account had the following message posted: "Hi all. Due to extreme differences of opinion, we are no longer with Hollywood Records. These circumstances have forced us to cancel all our summer touring. Apologies to all, especially to those who have been patiently waiting for the release of a record that is 3 years overdue. The record will come out soon and we will let you know when it becomes available in your country. Thanks for being there for us and we can't wait to play again in your hometown." In January 2007, a video for the Blue single Sicker was released, followed by the full album. In a generally favourable review, Chart magazine wrote, "It's the kind of pop-rock that isn't merely catchy, it's rewarding after repeated listens." Exclaim!'''s review was more negative, saying, "While the energy and enthusiasm put forth on tracks such as "Sicker", "Get Out Of My Car" and "Party By Myself" is admirable, there’s a distinct stench of immaturity here that detracts from the overall product." The band seemingly went inactive after this release. DiscographyFlashlight (1997, Stomp Records)Running Season (1999, Stomp Records)Flashlight Brown (2001, Union 2112)Flashlight Brown MadCaddies (Split EP) (2002, Union 2112)My Degeneration (2003, Hollywood Records)Blue (2006, Hollywood Records). Band members Fil Bucchino – bass, vocals Bart Doroz – lead guitar Matt Hughes – lead vocals, guitar Tim Thomson – drums. Former members Marky Buffone – lead guitar Mike Conroy – lead guitar Tristan O'Malley – lead guitar Andrew McMullen - drums. Additional information When playing Dungeons and Dragons earlier in his life, Matt Hughes was always partial to playing a paladin character. The band recorded a cover of The Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go" for the Rugrats Go Wild! soundtrack, but the track was replaced with "Ready To Roll" instead. The band then released this song online on a secret page of their website. The band recorded a cover of The Beat's "Save It For Later". This cover is part