second album. Released on 15 December 2003, it launched the band further into the Christian music scene. The album received very positive reviews. However, Bobby Stearns, and later Adam Brown, left the group shortly after the release of Schizophrenix to pursue individual careers. A long period of reduced activity followed for the band, with Zulu Yengwa (a rapper) and Joshua Philip Oluwadare Morohumobo Kofi Alamu (a singer known simply as "Josh" whilst appearing with thebandwithnoname) occasionally featuring alongside the only remaining original member of the group, chipK. For some time Innervation failed to recruit any new members for the group. During this time, thebandwithnoname added dancers, Tina Mann and Helen Kendall (chipK's wife) and went on a -month tour of the US. The tour was organized by Tom Miyashiro of Faith 2 Faith Ministries International, who by the end of the tour helped recruit and send American musicianaries to the UK to work in Innervation's bands. Tom released a book in 2006 entitled, "Schizophrenic" as a complement to the Schizophrenix album. Schizophrenix track listing "Drive" - 4:37 "Found and Lost" - 4:16 "Tell Me Something I Don't Know Already" - 3:58 "Before The Throne" - 3:33 "Schizophrenic Skin" - 4:07 "Prophecy" - 0:40 "The Best Thing" - 3:59 "Reveal" - 3:53 "Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)" - 4:25 "Beatbox" - 0:47 "Heavy" - 3:12 "Home" - 5:01 "Tell Me Something" (Kubiks and Bcee Remix) - 4:57 "Amazing Grace" (Intreid Remix) - 12:08 Interim lineup At the end of 2005, thebandwithnoname announced a new lineup. chipK remained along with three new members: Leon Henderson, stage name Q Kid, a rapper from Milton Keynes; Jonathan Moore, stage name J, a dancer and singer from London; and David Strafford, stage name Straff, a singer from Kent. The Innervation Winter Tour 2005 premiered this new lineup, a 13-date tour across the UK. American musicianaries Carissa Jardio (who later married Zulu from the second tbwnn lineup) and Kylie Evans (2006) were added to the band as back up dancers alongside Tina and Helen. They released, another single, "Justified/Pull Up the Vinyl", to showcase their new hip hop sound. Dying to Be There The band's third album, Dying to Be There, was released on 23 February 2007, and has garnered extremely positive reviews including a 10 square review from Cross Rhythms. Thanks to a record company systems failure, several copies were sent to Christian bookshops early