Wish" and Chris Cockrell on "The Gambling Moose." The album peaked at #14 on the Billboard Heatseekers Album chart. In an interview with About.com, John Garcia spoke of the band's recent success and possibilities for the future. The first show played under the new moniker was on June 9, 2013 at the Orion Music and More Festival. In October 2014, former bassist Nick Oliveri claimed that the band had broken up due to a falling out that led to Garcia leaving the band. During this period, Bjork and Garcia decided to continue their solo careers, with Garcia releasing an eponymous debut album and Bjork releasing an album with his new backing band, the Low Desert Punk Band. Garcia had denied the falling out earlier, stating, "There was never any breakup or any bad blood, it was just really me wanting to get this monkey off my back with my solo record." When asked whether there would be a second album, Garcia replied, "I doubt if there'll be another Vista Chino record. I seriously, seriously doubt it." The band has remained active on social media, however, and on December 31, posted a picture of Garcia and Bjork, and teased a new album for 2015. As of 2022, no announcements of a second studio album have been made. Discography Peace (2013, Napalm Records) Band members Former John Garcia – lead vocals (2010–2014) Bruno Fevery – guitar (2010–2014) Brant Bjork – drums (2010–2014) Nick Oliveri – bass, backing vocals (2010–March 2012, November 2012–December 2012) Touring Mike Dean – bass (2013–2014) Billy Cordell – bass (March–November 2012) Scott Reeder – bass (select shows in 2011) Timeline References External links Kyuss American stoner rock musical groups Heavy metal musical groups from California Musical groups established in 2010 2010 establishments in California Musical quartets Palm Desert, California Musical groups from Riverside County, California