was reinforced by the singer Tara VanFlower, and this material was released in 1995 as a double CD under the name The Burning Circle and Then Dust. The album introduced the power pop hit "Pray." Following the release, Lycia played concerts opening for Type O Negative. In June 1995, Lycia traveled to Chicago, IL to perform in the first gothic Convergence festival. It was followed by Cold in 1996, representing the group's bleakest sounds yet, another landmark in the darkwave genre. 1998's Estrella saw a more experimental output with otherworldly sounds. In 1999 they started their own label called Lycium Music. Under the title "Estraya" was released an EP titled The Time Has Come and Gone with songs based on ambient soundscapes and acoustic guitars. With the same sound approach, but under the name of the main project Lycia, in 2002 they released the album Tripping Back Into The Broken Days. The same year some songs from Cold were licensed for the film titled Lana's Rain. In January 2001 the band's former label, Projekt Records, released Compilation Appearances Vol. 1 and Compilation Appearances Vol. 2" in July 2001, without Lycia's involvement, featuring songs recorded in Arizona during the early 1990s. In October 2003, two months later, Lycia quit their label Projekt Records, and their last album titled Empty Space was released on Silber Records. VanPortfleet released his first solo work in 2004, an ambient album entitled Beyond The Horizon Line. Tara VanFlower (now married to Mike VanPortfleet) and David Galas have also since recorded their own solo releases. Vanflower recorded This Womb Like Liquid Honey, My Little Fire-Filled Heart, and has performed two solo live shows, including the Cornerstone Festival in Illinois. David Galas released "The Cataclysm" in 2006, "The Happiest Days Of My Life" in 2009 and "The Ghosts Of California" in 2011. After several years of inactivity, Lycia announced on their Facebook and MySpace pages a digital-only release titled Fifth Sun, released on June 22, 2010. On December 5th, 2012, Lycia announced a new release, Quiet Moments, through their Facebook page. It was released on August 20, 2013. On October 26th, 2014, Lycia announced that David Galas had rejoined the band and that they were recording a new album titled, A Line That Connects, scheduled to be released in August 2015. On November 9th, 2018, Lycia released their full length LP In Flickers on Projekt Records. It is