The album was done over a period of 6 months in Larkin's studio in Brunswick. The drum and bass tracks of all songs were recorded straight onto tape reels to give them warmth and depth. Peter Saladino of Canberra band Brisk was brought it on assist on "My Knives" and Tom Lyncolgn of Nation Blue was also enlisted with "Testestrogen". The album was partly mixed by Magoo and partly by Larkin in the studio. The meaning of the songs is unknown with a few exceptions. "Satan" has been seen as a pisstake on the two genres in alternative music that were popular at the time - hardcore and dance. "I Pointed at You and You Burst into Flames" recalls a conversation Karina overheard where a woman yelled at two foreigners for speaking another language other than English. Break up They announced their breakup on their Myspace page on 17 August 2009, a few weeks after the release of their single "Creeps". Former members Karina Utomo - vocals (2005-2009) Ross Paxman - bass (2005-2009) Nugroho "Nugie" Utomo - drums, percussion (2005-2009) Ash Pegram - guitars, keyboards (2005-2007) Mark Falkland - guitars, vocals (2005-2007) Josh Weller - guitar (2007-2009) Discography Studio albums Singles Music videos Awards J Award The J Awards are an annual series of Australian music awards that were established by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's youth-focused radio station Triple J. They commenced in 2005. |- | J Awards of 2007 |themselves | Unearthed Artist of the Year | References External links Official Young and Restless MySpace Band profile on the Unearthed Australian Capital Territory musical groups Australian post-hardcore musical groups Musical groups established in 2004