were appearing on VIVA2 in Germany. That time the band was working on the release and promotion of Drive My Hand in cooperation with the Vice President A&R of Warner Music International in New York, organising showcases in Los Angeles and New York. Unfortunately the tragic events of September 11 temporarily made it impossible for the band to be present in the States. "Lamentation" appeared on the track list of the compilation New Generation released by Warner Music Czech Republic in November 2001 among superstars like Linkin Park, Wheatus, Deftones, Faith No More, Sugar Ray, Uncle Kracker, Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, Missy Elliott, Crazy Town, Staind, HIM, Blink 182, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Guano Apes, The Bloodhound Gang and Papa Roach. In the summer of 2002 FreshFabrik played numerous gigs in Hungary, became a third-time headliner of the Pepsi Sziget Festival, and received an invitation to Austin, Texas for the SXSW Festival Summer. Years of change István Horváth, the frontman of FreshFabrik, left the band due to musical and personal reasons in 2003. The band started the new album's recording sessions with a new singer: Balázs Tanka. The album Dead Heart in Living Water was released in the February 2004. The band started touring twenty gigs all around Hungary, and the second single's ("Grace for Grace") came out. The one-year-term singer, Balázs Tanka, left the band, and István Horváth re-joined for a few months. After the scandalous departure, a new singer, Peter Ujvari joined the band for one single and video "On 'n' On". After the departure of Peter Ujvári, a new progressive rock, grunge singer Szabolcs Oláh (kju:) joined the band. He had gained fame as a finalist of the Hungarian talent show Megasztár. In 2006 FreshFabrik released a special best-of album, with the band's most popular songs re-recorded, remastered and partly renamed, due to copyright reasons. FreshFarbik toured and appeared many festivals. Played around Italy, Hungary and in the UK in 2007 supporting the heavy girl-band McQueen (UK). Years apart The band had few performances between 2007 and 2010. After an unsuccessful 15th anniversary concert, Levente Kovács declared in an interview that, "I don't see any chance to perform on stage under the name of FreshFabrik anymore to play TapTap. It makes no sense for me. It's only my opinion, there are many ways to do FreshFabrik without me, and maybe they will." So he left the band