I Breathe" for the compilation. At the start of 1998, Feline recorded new material self-produced by Drew ("Drama Queen" and "Bad Habit"), which were both mixed by Chris Sheldon, who also remixed "Sun In My Eyes", "Fantasy World" and "Can't Help Myself". In March, Feline toured the UK with Radiator in support of Catherine Wheel, where "Can't Help Myself" was included on a three-track sampler given to the first 50 people in line at each show. On 11 May 1998, the new mix of "Sun In My Eyes" was released as a single on two CD singles and 7" vinyl. The first CD featured new recordings "Innocent Smile" and "Rumour Mill", while the second CD included "The Air That I Breathe" and "Germaine". The single peaked at #81 on the single chart the following week. Feline supported the release of the single with further tour dates with Carrie, and an appearance at Italy's Beach Bum festival in July alongside Marilyn Manson, Cornershop and Asian Dub Foundation. The band recruited another new drummer, Al Fletcher, for these shows. "Drama Queen" was scheduled for single release on CD and 7" on 6 July 1998, however the single was cancelled after promos were distributed to the press. On 3 August, Save Your Face was re-released under the title Feline. The new edition was repackaged and expanded with the new Chris Sheldon tracks ("Drama Queen" and "Bad Habit"). In late 1998, EMI cleared out their roster, dropping Feline from their record deal. Ultraviolet (1999-2000) The band's management suggested changing the band's name to help get them re-signed with another label. Taking their advice, Feline was duly renamed as Ultraviolet, and material for a second album was recorded by Drew Richards throughout 1999. Sanctuary issued "Unknown" as a single and a six-track mini-album titled Memoirs of a Psychopath direct to indie stores during this time. A final four songs ("Wish You Were Dead", "Advice", "Alive" and "Making Hate") were recorded and mixed by Pat Collier before Feline officially disbanded. Grog, Drew and Al re-emerged as Die So Fluid, who continue to record throughout the following two decades. Grog became known to pop music fans when she guest performed bass guitar for Melanie C and Kelly Osbourne throughout 2003. Ted Garcia joined Horsepower, then went on to become a corporate lawyer for Pinsent Mansons, and manage a Glasgow-based band called San Sebastian. On 12 December 2013,