Briner. Working on the project inspired the band to sign to Taylor's Squint Records, and record 2001's Disappear. The album did not gain much exposure, however, due to Squint Records selling to another company, which also displaced artists such as Chevelle and Sixpence None the Richer. Another casualty of the Squint shakeup was the PFR cover of Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" recorded for a 2001 Squint Christmas compilation that was never released. However, the recording has been released digitally through the band's MySpace page. In 2002, PFR recorded a cover of "Livin' Thing", originally by Electric Light Orchestra. In 2004 PFR released The Bookhouse Recordings, an album chiefly consisting of PFR classics rearranged, plus three new songs. The Bookhouse Recordings was recorded in one week at the end of August 2004 in Nashville, TN at Mark Nash's studio. This was the first album produced by the band alone, and features the song "Prayer For Beslan," a song mourning the terrorist attacks on a Russian school the same week the band was recording.The Bookhouse Recordings was released exclusively through Family Christian Stores, and was on the FUSEIC label started by Rick Altizer. Altizer now fronts the band Dum Dog Run with Jade Hanson, Joel Hanson's older brother. Joel Hanson released three solo albums, Broken (2001), Captured (2002) and "What If It Is" (2009). Patrick Andrew formed Eager following the 1997 break-up of PFR, and was signed to Quaestar Mission Records, releasing a self-titled album in 1998, before Eager also disbanded. In 2004, Patrick Andrew released his first solo album, There and Then It's Gone. In 2012, PFR reunited for the "PFR Twelve in 2012" tour. Their first show was at Joel's home church, The Church of the Open Door, in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota on January 27, 2012. In December 2012, PFR released a 13-track, live album entitled "Minneapolis". This album was made available exclusively as a digital download. In 2013, PFR played the main stage at the Sonshine Festival in Willmar, Minnesota. A Kickstarter project was announced later in the year on October 2, set to release on October 16. Technical problems kept the project from being released on time and, instead, another surprise was released on their Facebook page. Joel Hanson announced on October 16, 2013 that the band had once again disbanded. He cited "personal things" with one of the band's members, and stated that these issues "need attention