2005 in Norway, on 31 March in the rest of Europe and finally in the US on 11 April. Lead single "The Kids Are on High Street" was released for domestic radio play on 14 January and a music video was filmed in London. Simen Vangen announced his departure in early 2005 stating that he wished to focus on various jazz related projects, leaving the band without a permanent drummer. On 14 December 2005 Madrugada released the live album, Live at Tralfamadore, (named after the fictional home planet of aliens from several novels by the American author Kurt Vonnegut). By the end of 2005 and less than a month after its release, it became the highest selling album in Norway for that year with The Deep End as the runner-up. The year was capped off with Madrugada winning three awards at the annual Spellemannprisen – the Norwegian equivalent of the Grammys. They won the categories for Best Rock Album, Best Song and Spellemann of the Year. Following this highly successful period, the band members focused on various side projects. Sivert Høyem released his second solo album Exiles in 2006 while Robert Burås and his band My Midnight Creeps released their second album, the highly regarded Histamin in March, 2007. The band reconvened in the spring of 2007 with Industrial Silence, The Nightly Disease and Histamin producer John Agnello to begin work on their fifth album, but on 12 July 2007 guitarist Robert Burås was found dead in his Oslo apartment. He was 31 years old. Following the release of new single "Look Away Lucifer" on 10 December 2007, their final, self-titled album was eventually released on 21 January 2008. The majority of guitar tracks had been recorded before Robert Burås' death and it was very quickly decided by the remaining members to complete the record in memory of Robert. In the spring of 2008, joined on guitar by Robert's close friend and My Midnight Creeps bandmate Alex Kloster-Jensen and friend of the band Cato Thomassen, Madrugada embarked on a tour throughout Europe and Norway, playing career spanning set lists along with material from the Madrugada album and on most nights a cover of one of Robert's favourite songs. In late October 2008 their 11-date farewell tour began, and the last Madrugada concert was held in a sold-out Oslo Spektrum on 15 November 2008. In 2010 a career spanning double album