the style of that record. "Sympathy", the second track written during the On a Wire sessions, has been referred to by Pryor as "'97 era" indie rock. Pryor compared the drums on "Conversation" to Led Zeppelin. Release and promotion On October 8, 2003, the album's track listing was revealed, followed by the album's title, Guilt Show, on October 22. On November 11, the album was announced for release in March 2004. In early January, the album's artwork was posted on Vagrant Records' website. It was made by Sean T; Pryor found it to much simpler than the "incredibly complicated" artwork of On a Wire. He thought the inside layout, which consists of a photo by Dan Monick, was reminiscent of Twin Peaks. Also during January, the band were due to release an EP of two songs from the forthcoming album alongside alternative versions of other songs, but was cancelled when it was decided that the band would be better off releasing the songs online. "Martyr Me" was posted online as a free download on January 12, followed by "Wouldn't Believe It" on January 19. The EP was later superseded by the Japan-exclusive "Wouldn't Believe It" single, released on January 21. It featured "Martyr Me", "Wouldn't Believe It", and acoustic versions of "I'll Catch You" and "Wish You Were Here". The group had planned to release the rest of the album's songs on a weekly basis, but due to the record leaking, the remainder of it was posted online on January 19. In addition, a music video for "Man of Conviction" was released on the same day. It featured photos of the band on tour, in the studio, among others. Guilt Show was released on March 2 through Vagrant Records. The CD included a link to a private website that features pictures, information on the creation of the songs, as well as demos. To promote its release, the band did four in-store performances, and appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and IMX. On March 25, the iTunes Session EP was released exclusively through the iTunes Store and featured softer, acoustic versions of some of the album's songs. In March and April, the group went on a headlining US tour with support from Recover and Rocky Votolato. On April 29, a music video for "The One You Want" was posted on Vagrant's website. It was