early 2008 by KOI Records in Texas. 2007-2010 : The Infamous The band's second album was titled The Infamous (not to be mistaken with The Infamous studio album by Mobb Deep). The album was unique in its concept, as every song title on the album including the album title itself, were an anagram of the band's name. Notable song titles included on this release were "Oh, Meat Is Fun!", "US Anthem of I", "Some Thai Fun", "Atheism of UN" and "South Famine". The original version of this album was written, recorded and mixed between 2007 and 2008, with the band's established three-piece line up (Phil Campeau, Franck Chevrier, Andrew McGrath) but due to growing discord between band members and friction with the studio where it had been recorded, the recording never made it to mastering, and was eventually shelved and never released. This episode led to Andrew McGrath's departure from the band, and subsequent relocation to Malta in late 2009. It was not before a shuffle in line up, which saw Danarky join the band on lead guitar, and Justin Santora sit in on drums, that The Infamous was re-recorded and released on Koi Records in 2010. In May 2010, and in support of The Infamous the band toured Quebec and Ontario with bandmates Society's Ills, before drummer, Justin Santora, was forced to leave Montreal and return home to Chicago. 2010 : "Elegy" The last official Humanifesto recording was a song called "Elegy", the drum tracks for which were recorded by Andrew McGrath overseas in March 2010 at the Temple Studios in Malta. Break-up The last Humanifesto show was on June 12, 2010, in Montreal at Cafe Chaos, and featured Andrew McGrath back behind the drums. It was seen as a serendipitous reunion and highlighted an end to the discord, which had permeated much of the period between 2007 and 2008. In January 2011, it was announced via the Humanifesto Facebook page that the band would be "moving on to new projects". The band has not recorded or performed since. Before and after Humanifesto Before Phil Campeau was formerly a member of Montreal punk band First Impression, Franck Chevrier and Andrew McGrath were originally members of Highwire (circa 2001) and Strike Nine (circa 2003) and Justin Santora's former recording project was called I Am The Cartographer. After Danarky continues to play guitar and sing in Society's Ills. Andrew McGrath plays