In 1996, there was a legal battle with the band's former label, Imago Records. Rollins claimed "fraud, deceit, undue influence and economic coercion" on the label's part. They signed with the then-new major label DreamWorks Records, who released 1997's Come In and Burn. The album had a minor hit with the single "Starve" and the band appeared on Saturday Night Live to promote the album (season 22, episode 18). However, Come In and Burn was not as successful as Weight and, after touring for Burn, Rollins dissolved the group, citing creative stagnation.
In 1996 there was a legal battle with the band's former label Imago Records Rollins claimed "fraud deceit undue influence and economic coercion" on the label's part They signed with the then-new major label DreamWorks Records who released 1997's Come In and Burn The album had a minor hit with the single "Starve" and the band appeared on Saturday Night Live to promote the album (season 22 episode 18) However Come In and Burn was not as successful as Weight and after touring for Burn Rollins dissolved the group citing creative stagnation