The band returned to LA to create their next release, 2009’s Sisterworld, whose critical acclaim included the #1 slot in The Quietus' albums of the year.
2012’s WIXIW, saw the band once more climb out of their comfort zone, overcoming a steep learning curve to record "direct into the computer". The result is a stunning album. Nominated as an album of the year at the AIM Awards and featured in many Albums of 2012, WIXIW achieved the rare feat of being both their most accessible and most challenging work to date.
Liars' incredible discography left the field wide open for their album, Mess, which was released in March 2014. Mess is an angry, ecstatic, primal burst of ritualistic electronics, the sound of Liars not only facing their fears, but chewing them up and spitting them back out in all their technicolor glory.
In 2017, following an amicable parting of ways with Aaron Hemphill, Liars is now just Angus Andrew, who decamped to his native Australia, specifically to a remote part of the Australian bush, to create an album unlike any Liars had attempted before. TFCF (which stands for Theme From Crying Fountain) was released to critical acclaim, beginning an unexpected chapter for Liars.