Roosevelt for Vero Beach, Florida-based record label Intention Records. One of the songs from this recording session was used on the Laguna Beach, California-based record label Uprising Records' Various Artists compilation Ceremony of Fire. By the time that Culture's Born of You album was released, however, tensions with guitarist Wylie had forced Moyal out of the band. The band toured in promotion of Born of You during the summer of 1995 with vocalist Louie Long, and afterwards re-recruited its original vocalist Mark Mitchell. Born of You became successful, and was reissued a number of times by such record labels as Good Life Recordings, Demons Run Amok Entertainment and Contraband Goods. Following a poorly-received tour in the summer of 1996, promoting the band's Deforestation EP (which featured lyrics written by Moyal prior to his departure), Culture relocated to Gainesville, Florida and asked Moyal to return as the band's vocalist. With Moyal back in the band, Culture was immediately signed to Belgium's Good Life Recordings and Chicago, Illinois' Toybox Records. The band promptly entered Goldentone Studio in December 1996 to re-record two old songs with producer Rob McGregor, planned for a 7-inch EP (they were later included as bonus tracks on their Heteronome EP). During the winter of 1997, Culture did a series of mini-tours on the east coast and midwest of the United States. In February 1997, Culture recorded three new songs at Goldentone for a split with Belgian metallic hardcore band Kindred. In May 1997, Culture returned to the same studio again to record three new songs for the Heteronome EP. Culture toured the United States during June 1997, playing such festivals as the Syracuse Hardcore Festival, in Syracuse, New York and the Indianapolis Hardcore Festival in Indianapolis, Indiana. Culture then embarked on a three-week tour of Europe, including a show at Ieperfest in Ypres, Belgium, accompanied by Kindred in support of their split release and Heteronome EP on Good Life Recordings. Upon returning home, Culture's line-up changed, resulting with the departure of original guitarist Thurston and drummer Jason Dooley. The band recruited former Morning Again bass guitarist Christopher "Floyd" Beckham and Roosevelt drummer Timothy Kirkpatrick. With the new line-up, Culture returned to Goldentone to record seven songs with McGregor; five re-recorded from Born of You, one new song and a cover of Judge's "Fed Up", intended for a release titled Reborn of You, or Mike Warden Can Suck It