the band recorded an EP entitled Of The Night made up of one song written by each band member. It was released via the internet on Valentine's Day 2006 and performed live in its entirety at the BBC Electric Proms 2006, with the BBC Concert Orchestra. For their performance of "Bad Boyfriend" the band donned animal masks, and Fyfe cried, "Take me to orchestral paradise!" before the song's orchestral culmination. The EP was eventually released on CD and LP in November to independent music shops only. "Trains To Brazil" was promoted in September 2006 and was given out as "Single of the Week" on iTunes, as their fourth (second chart-eligible) single; a new version of "Annie, Let's Not Wait" was released as their next single on 15 January 2007. Red and brief hiatus (2008–2010) Their second album, Red, was released on 24 March 2008, preceded by the single "Get Over It" on 17 March. "Get Over It" became Guillemots' highest-placed single, reaching number 20 in the UK Singles Chart, while Red reached number 9 in the UK Albums Chart. The album developed with a seemingly different style for each track and one reviewer compared it to "being like a 'That's What I Call Music' collection except it is all by one band and the quality is better than the average pop collection." The band then toured extensively throughout 2008, concluding with a much-celebrated final UK tour entitled Fishbone for a Drink Tour. In an interview in late 2008, Fyfe told the reporter: "It’s good – it feels like the end of the first phase of the band." After this, the band went into a hiatus. Fyfe released his first solo album, Fly Yellow Moon, in January 2010. He toured the record while together with the band and many feared that Fyfe's success as a solo artist could spell the end for Guillemots. Fyfe has since revealed that the band were still in contact and later writing together while he was promoting his solo album. On 18 June 2009, a post appeared on the Guillemots' official website stating that work had commenced on their third album. The band started rehearsing again in May 2010 following Fyfe's solo work and resumed recording on 7 June. The group finally finished the recording of a new album around the summer/autumn of 2010. Walk the River (2010–2011) In October Fyfe announced via Twitter that the