The two collaborated with Moby and co-wrote the songs "Great Escape" (on his album 18) and "Landing" (which appeared on the XXX soundtrack), and afterwards joined him on tour. Hold On Love (2003), New Resolution EP (2004) and Hiatus Hold On Love was the band's third full-length, released October 7, 2003 on Saddle Creek. Pitchfork called it a departure from their previous records, with "newly arresting manipulations of electronic elements interlock[ing] with the duo's traditional organic fare, as well as bolder and sharper production". The first single from this album, New Resolution, was released as an EP/Single by Saddle Creek on January 20, 2004. Azure Ray went on hiatus in 2004, leaving Fink and Taylor to work on solo albums and other collaborative projects, including a stint in Now It's Overhead. Reunion and Drawing Down the Moon (2010) Fink and Taylor reformed the band for a one-off show in Los Angeles at the iconic Troubadour on November 30, 2008, accompanied by Andy LeMaster of Now It's Overhead and Nick White of Tilly and the Wall. In 2009, Taylor announced on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic that the duo had reformed on a semi-permanent basis, with the intention of playing "five or six" shows before working on a new Azure Ray album. Their fourth album, Drawing Down the Moon, was released in September 2010. On August 4th, 2010, Stereogum premiered the first song from the album, "Don't Leave My Mind"; they later premiered the video, directed by Ryan Berg, on September 30. Pitchfork said the new album "sounds warmly familiar, a reminder of why we missed them in the first place", while a reviewer for the BBC called it "a warming blanket of an album, here for you to wrap up in". On January 25, 2011, Azure Ray released a new single from the recording sessions, titled "Silverlake", recorded with Mark Linkous of Sparklehorse. As Above, So Below EP (2012) Azure Ray's next release, a six-song EP entitled As Above So Below, came out on Saddle Creek on September 5, 2012. After a two-year hiatus following the release of Drawing Down the Moon, Fink and a pregnant Taylor entered the studio to record six news songs with a more "hypnotic" "electronica" influence in collaboration with Andy LeMaster and Todd Fink. On July 17, Stereogum premiered "Scattered Like Leaves", calling it a "starry, shivering cut", while NPR premiered "Red Balloon" on August 9,