a more stable income. Universal released the album June 21, 2005, with little promotion. However, the album sold 80,000 copies on the strength of tracks like "Fallen Angels" and "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", a Police cover. Raw and Black Sun: 2006–2008 The band left Universal Records and signed with Cement Shoes Records. On October 2006, Ra released their third album entitled Raw, which includes 11 live tracks and one new studio track, "Don't Turn Away". The new song (and single) was meant to be a teaser for their next album, Black Sun, which was said to be "dynamic." Black Sun was released September 23, 2008, under Sahaj's new label, Sahaja Music Records. It featured their newest single, "Broken Hearted Soul". The song "Faulty Information" was going to be the album's second single, but due to a lack of funding and time, the song was not released as a single. Black Sheep: 2009–2012 On June 10, 2009, Ra released a compilation album called Black Sheep. It contained 13 rare tracks including their debut single, "Crazy Little Voices", as well as their new single, "Supernova". The album is only available digitally. Sahaj's solo album is tentatively titled, "Sahaj – Another Minute", named after the first single, "Another Minute". In August 2011, Ra released the single "Running Blind", perhaps the first piece of their next studio album. Frontman Sahaj Ticotin began the "Ra New LP 2012 Fan Drive" on Kickstarter, and wanted the new Ra LP to be "for the fans, by the fans". Beginning with a $7 donation, supporters are offered a plethora of gifts. The fundraiser expired on July 13, 2012. The band managed to raise $31,465 in support of the new album. As of September 17, 2012, Sahaj Ticotin announced that original drummer Skoota Warner would be tracking drums for the new album. Critical Mass: 2013–2019 In July 2013, Ra released "Supermegadubstep", the debut single from their upcoming album, "Critical Mass". The studio album, their first since 2008, and fourth overall was released on October 14, 2013. The new record marked the return of the band's "Duality" lineup: guitarist-vocalist Sahaj Ticotin, bassist PJ Farley, guitarist Ben Carroll, and drummer Skoota Warner, as well as guitarist Travis Montgomery on "Tragic Empire." The following June saw the release of "The Best of Ra Unplugged" EP. Recorded at Sun God Rock Studios in Los Angeles, California, it features "Duality" lineup