"Made Up Stories" as 'Song of the Day'. In September 2008 the band left Epic Records citing no longer feeling they could move forward with them. On 10 January 2009, Go:Audio issued a blog entry via Myspace stating that they had postponed the release of their album to re-record certain songs that they were not entirely happy with, and to record a new single "Drive to the City" which would be included on the album. This third single was released on 20 April 2009, and was well-received, reaching number one on the MTV2 Music Chart. Go:Audio posted a blog on their Myspace asking fans to choose b-sides for this single, giving them four songs to choose from (high demand caused all four tracks to be chosen eventually). The album, featuring a revised track-list to the leaked version, was released on 11 May 2009 following a Release-Show at the Camden Barfly, and debuted at No. 95 in the UK Albums Chart. On their eight-date tour in April 2009 they had Saving Aimee and Eighth Wave as their support acts. On this tour, they began to play older tracks that had not been heard live for a few tours, alongside new tracks which had yet to have been heard by fans. They also announced they started on their own record label 'Rubix Records'. Josh Wilkinson remixed "We're The Good Guys" for the now-defunct band Saving Aimee as a b-side for the single which peaked at No. 125 in the UK Chart. On 2 September, Zack Wilkinson announced that he would be leaving the band to pursue a career working at a record label. He posted this message on the band's Myspace blog: "As ever being a business head I am going to cut to the chase here...basically I have decided to leave go:audio and head into the music business working at a record label. It was one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make but after speaking it through with the rest of the band it is the best decision. I have had the best time in Go:Audio and some unforgettable moments that will be with me forever!" His last show was on 12 September at Butserfest and he was replaced by Nick Tsang. Go:Audio appeared at music festivals such as T in The Park, Oxegen, among others, and the band headlined their own tour in October, beginning on