They followed with a second EP , '' Surge '' , in November , which included the track , " Under the Blue " . A third EP , '' Blink '' ( June 1992 ) , included the track , " Sex/Game/Sucker " . Gardner was replaced on guitar by Dave Stein late in 1992 . Lowry summarised the group 's attitude to signing with a major label , " It was always important to stay independent long enough to set the parameters of the band , so that anyone who came on board would be clear what the band was like and how it should be marketed . " Their first album , '' Light Speed Collision '' , was released in November 1992 in a vinyl-only format via Phantom Records ; it appeared in CD format through EMI in the following February . The album included guest vocals by New Zealand pop singer , Margaret Urlich . For its United States version , on RCA/BMG in June 1993 , the band used the name , Definition FX , to avoid confusion with a US band , Das EFX . They reordered the tracks and added material from two of their EPs . Lowry explained to Nic Haygarth of '' The Canberra Times '' that " People get the misconception that because we 're a technology-based band we do a lot of our work and development of songs in the studio , but I suppose what we do there is attempt to transfer the live show to record , and we might put up a very rough mock-up of a song and start playing it . " The second album , '' Baptism '' , released in 1993 , is a compilation of three Australian-released EPs '' Water '' , '' Surge '' and '' Blink '' as well as a 12-inch single , " Surfers of the Mind " . '' Baptism '' featured the track , " Make Your Stash " , which is apparently so rare that Horne had no idea of its existence when presented it for autographing by a dedicated Def FX fan . The single was rather atypical of Def FX , in that it had no cover art and no B-sides , which had characterised their EPs . The band usually preferred to make each release , be it album or EP , a conceptual work that made full use of the compact disc format that had recently come into commercial prominence . At the ARIA Music Awards of 1993 '' Blink '' was nominated for Best Independent Release
ARIA Music Awards of 1993
ARIA Music Awards of 1993
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