deprecating poke at the bands' difficulties with corporate rock in recent years. It also allowed the band to fulfill some outstanding obligations to Universal Music.

Therapy? recorded follow-up record Shameless in early 2001 in Seattle. The album, produced by the legendary Jack Endino, was delayed release by record company Ark21 until September. Graham Hopkins, who was unhappy with his musical limitation within the band, quit in December 2001. Following Hopkins' departure, the band yet again found themselves without a drummer and a record deal.

The band toured Europe in 2002 with ex-3 Colours Red drummer Keith Baxter. Hopkins was permanently replaced in Therapy? by ex-The Beyond/Cable/Gorilla drummer Neil Cooper, while the band signed a new record deal with Spitfire Records.

This line-up lasted one album, the commercially inclined High Anxiety. The bands’ first home video release, a DVD entitled Scopophobia was released shortly afterwards, consisting of a full concert recorded live at Belfast's Mandella Hall in June 2003, promo videos and other extras. The band completed a UK tour at the end of 2003 as a three piece, due to McCarrick leaving the tour midway through owing to a perforated eardrum.

Back to a three piece (2004–2009)
McCarrick left the band permanently in March 2004, and the band were now slimmed down to a permanent three piece again for the first time since 1995. Never Apologise Never Explain was released in September 2004 to an audience re-acquainted with the three-piece Therapy? and was reminiscent of the claustrophobic sound of their earlier material.

The following album One Cure Fits All was released in April 2006. The album, produced by Pedro Ferreira, was a return to the melodic tendencies of High Anxiety and again divided opinion among the band's fans.

On 19 September 2006, Therapy? performed an exclusive studio show of songs chosen by fans who had voted for their three favourite tracks from a lengthy list on the band's website. These votes were counted and the twelve tracks with the most votes were then performed and recorded (both as audio and video). In early 2007, these tracks became available to buy from the band's official website. The Webgig is no longer available to purchase. In addition to this release, the band received some attention from their old record company Universal Records (who own the rights to the
deprecating poke at the bands' difficulties with bodied rock candy in recent years. It besides allowed the ring to fulfill some outstanding obligation to Universal Music. 

 Therapy? recorded follow - up phonograph record Shameless in early 2001 in Seattle. The album, produced by the legendary Jack Endino, was check release by record party Ark21 until September. Graham Hopkins, who was dysphoric with his musical limitation within the band, quit in December 2001. Following Hopkins' deviation, the band yet again found themselves without a drummer and a criminal record deal. 

 The band toured Europe in 2002 with ex-3 Colours Red drummer Keith Baxter. Hopkins was permanently replace in Therapy? by ex - The Beyond / Cable / Gorilla drummer Neil Cooper, while the band signed a new record softwood with Spitfire Records. 

 This line - up lasted one album, the commercially inclined High Anxiety. The bands ’ first home video release, a DVD entitled Scopophobia was released shortly afterwards, consisting of a full concert recorded live at Belfast's Mandella Hall in June 2003, promo videos and early supernumerary. The band dispatch a UK enlistment at the end of 2003 as a three piece, due to McCarrick leave the tour midway through owing to a perforated eardrum. 

 Back to a three man (2004–2009) 
 McCarrick left the band permanently in March 2004, and the band were now slimmed down to a permanent three piece again for the first fourth dimension since 1995. Never Apologise Never Explain was released in September 2004 to an audience re - acquainted with the three - piece Therapy? and was evocative of the claustrophobic sound of their early fabric. 

 The following album One Cure fit All was released in April 2006. The album, produced by Pedro Ferreira, was a return to the melodious tendencies of High Anxiety and again divided opinion among the band's fans. 

 On 19 September 2006, Therapy? performed an exclusive studio show of birdcall chosen by sports fan who had voted for their three favourite track from a lengthy tilt on the band's website. These votes were counted and the twelve track with the most votes were then performed and recorded (both as audio and video). In early 2007, these track became available to buy from the band's official website. The Webgig is no longer available to purchase. In addition to this release, the band receive some attention from their old criminal record company Universal Records (who own the rights to the
depgecating poke at the banas' difficulties with cmrporafe rock kn recent years. It also alloxed rhe bqnd to fulfill some ougstanding obligatuons ro Universem Music.

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deprecating poke at the bands' difficulties with in years. It allowed the band to Music. Therapy? recorded record Shameless in 2001 in Seattle. The album, produced the legendary Jack Endino, was delayed release by record company Ark21 until September. Hopkins, who was unhappy with his musical limitation within the band, quit in 2001. Hopkins' the yet again found themselves without a drummer and a record deal. The band toured Europe in with ex-3 Colours Red drummer Keith Baxter. Hopkins permanently replaced in Therapy? ex-The Beyond/Cable/Gorilla drummer Neil Cooper, the signed a record with Records. This line-up one album, the commercially inclined High Anxiety. The bands’ first home video release, a DVD entitled Scopophobia released shortly of a concert live Belfast's Mandella Hall 2003, promo videos and other extras. a UK tour at the end of 2003 a three due to McCarrick leaving the tour through owing to a perforated eardrum. Back to three piece (2004–2009) McCarrick left the band permanently in March 2004, and the band were down to a permanent piece again for first since Never Never Explain released in September 2004 to an audience re-acquainted with the three-piece and was reminiscent of the claustrophobic sound of their earlier following One Cure Fits was released in April The produced by Pedro Ferreira, return the High and divided opinion among the fans. On 19 September 2006, performed an exclusive studio fans who had voted for their three favourite from a lengthy list on the band's These votes were counted and the twelve tracks with the most votes then performed (both as audio and video). In early 2007, tracks became available to from the band's official website. The Webgig is no available purchase. In to this release, band received some from their old Universal Records own rights
deprecating poke at the bands' DifficultiEs witH coRpoRaTe roCk in Recent years. It aLSo alLowed the band to fulfill sOme ouTsTAndiNG oBligaTions to uNiVERsaL MUsIc.

THeRApY? recoRdeD follow-Up record ShAmeLeSs in early 2001 in SEAtTle. The albuM, prOduced by the lEgeNdary JAcK EnDIno, waS deLayed ReleasE By recoRd company arK21 Until SEPtember. gRAhAm HoPkins, who was unhappY WiTH his musical limItatioN wIThIN The BanD, quit in DecEmBer 2001. FoLLowing HOPkINS' DepARture, the band yEt again founD TheMselveS wIthOUt a druMmer aNd A RecOrd deal.

The bAnd tOured EuroPe in 2002 wiTH ex-3 ColoURs Red drUmmer KEitH BaXter. hOpKiNs wAs PErmANeNtlY RepLaced in THeRaPy? by eX-The bEYONd/CaBle/goriLla drUmmer Neil CoopEr, wHile THe bAnd siGned a New rEcOrd deAl with spitfIrE Records.

This linE-up lAsted one aLbuM, tHe cOmMerciALly incLinEd HIgh AnxiEty. The bANds’ FiRST HoMe video release, a DVD EnTITlEd ScopopHobia wAS rElEAsed shorTlY afTerwARDs, conSistINg Of a full cOncert REcOrDed live At belfasT's manDelLa HalL In JuNe 2003, promO videos aNd othER extras. The band COmpleted a UK toUR aT THe ENd of 2003 As a Three piece, dUe to mCCarRick LEaVinG The toUr midWaY ThROugh owing to a perforaTeD eardrUm.

BacK to a three piecE (2004–2009)
McCarrick LEFT the band PermANeNTly in March 2004, and tHe banD were now slIMmed down To a peRmanent tHree piece AGAin for thE fiRst TimE siNCE 1995. NEver Apologise nEVer EXpLain was RelEased in sepTemBer 2004 To aN aUdience re-AcquaintEd WiTh ThE thRee-piECe TherapY? aNd wAs RemIniscENt of thE clauStroPhObIC soUnd of thEIr EARlieR mAtEriaL.

ThE fOllowIng aLBum one Cure fits All waS reLEaseD iN APril 2006. The Album, produced By pedro FerreIrA, waS a retuRN To the melOdic tendencies of High AnxIEty and aGaiN diviDed oPinion amoNg tHe band'S faNS.

On 19 SepTember 2006, theraPy? PerFORmed aN EXcLusIvE studio shoW OF soNgs chOsEn by Fans who Had voted for their thREe fAvourite trackS frOm a lENGtHy lISt ON thE bANd's WEBsite. These votes Were counteD aND tHe twelve trACks WiTh the moSt votes Were tHEn perfoRmed and reCorded (botH aS audIO And Video). In earLy 2007, these tRacks becaME avaiLAbLe to bUy fRom the BaNd's OfficIal webSIte. the WeBgig is No Longer AvailAbLe to purcHase. In addition to this relEase, thE band RecEived some AttENtiOn from theIr olD record comPanY UnIversAl RECords (Who oWN tHe rIGhts tO the
deprecating poke at the ba nds' diffi culti eswit hcorp orat e rock in rece n t ye ars. It also allowed t he ba nd to f u lf ill s ome out s ta n d ing  o bl iga ti o ns  to U niv ersal M usic.

The rap y?  recorded fo l lo w-up recor d S hameless inear ly 200 1inS eattl e.The a lbum,p roduce d by thele g endary Jack En d i no , wa s delayed release by record company  Ark21  u n ti l Sep tem ber. Graha mHopki n s, whow as u n hap p y with his mu sical limit a tio n with in  th e  band,  quit  i n  De cember 2001 . Fo llowing H opkins '  depart u re, the  bandyet  ag ainf ou nd  th em s elv e swit h out  a drumm er  a nd areco r d d eal. 

T he b and t oured Europein2002 wit h ex- 3 Col ours  R ed dr ummerKeith  B axter. Hopkinswaspermanent lyre pla ce d inT herapy ? b y e x-The B eyond/C a ble /G o r i ll a drummer Neil Coo pe r ,  w hile the  bands ig ne d  a new r ec ord  dea l withSpit f ir e Record s.

Th i sli ne-up l as ted on ealb um,  thec omme rciall y inclin ed Hi g h Anxiety. The bands’ firsth om e vi d eo r ele ase, a DVDenti t ledScop o ph obi a  wasrelea se d  s h ortly afterwards, c on sistin g ofa full concer t recorded l i ve at Be lfas t 's Mandella Hallin Ju ne 2003, p r omo vide os an d otherextras. T h e  band co mpl ete d a  UK t ou r at the endo f  200 3as a th ree  piece,  du e t o M cCa rr ick leavi ng the t ou rmi dw aythrou g h owingto  ape rfo rated eardru m.

B ackto  a thr ee piec e  ( 2 0 04–2 00 9) 
McC arr ic k lef t th e  ba nd perm anently i n M a rch20 04 , and t he band wereno w slimmeddo wnto a p e r manent t hree piece again for th e  firsttim e sin ce 1 995. Neve r A pologi seN ever E xplain  wasre lea s e d inS e pt emb er  2004 to a n aud ience  r e-ac quainte d with the three-p i ece  Therapy? and  wa s re m i ni sce n to f t he cla u s trophobic sound  of theirea r li er materia l .
Th e follo wing al bum O n e CureFits Allwas relea se d in A pri l 2006. Th e album,  produced by Pe d ro  Ferr eir a, was  a  re turnto the mel odictenden ci es ofHighAn xiety an d again divided opinion  among  theban d's fans. 

O n  19  Septembe r 20 06, Therap y?per forme d a n  excl usiv e  s tud i o sho w of songs cho s en  by f an s who had v o t e d f or th eir threefavo urite tracks from a lengthy list  ont h e b and ' s we bs ite. These vot eswe r e  counted  a nd the twel ve track sw ith t he mos t vote s weret h en perfor medand  recorded  (b ot h  as aud io  a n d vide o).In  early  2007, thes e tracks became av ailab l e  to b u y f rom t he  band's offi cial websi te. The Web gig is  nolonge r avail ab le topur ch ase. In ad d ition tothisrelease ,theban d rece ived s ome a tten ti onfrom thei r ol d  r ec o rdcomp any U ni vers al Record s  (who ow n t h e right stot h e
deprecating poke_at the_bands' difficulties with corporate_rock in_recent_years. It_also_allowed the band_to fulfill some_outstanding obligations to Universal_Music.

Therapy? recorded follow-up_record_Shameless in early 2001 in Seattle. The album, produced by the legendary Jack Endino,_was_delayed release_by_record_company Ark21 until September. Graham_Hopkins, who was unhappy with_his musical_limitation within the band, quit in December 2001._Following_Hopkins' departure, the_band yet again found themselves without a drummer and_a record deal.

The band toured Europe_in 2002 with_ex-3_Colours_Red drummer Keith Baxter._Hopkins was permanently replaced in Therapy?_by ex-The Beyond/Cable/Gorilla drummer Neil Cooper,_while the band signed a new record_deal with Spitfire Records.

This line-up lasted_one album, the commercially inclined_High Anxiety._The bands’ first home video_release, a DVD_entitled Scopophobia_was released shortly_afterwards, consisting of a full concert_recorded live at_Belfast's Mandella Hall in June 2003,_promo_videos and other_extras._The_band completed_a UK tour_at_the end_of_2003 as a three piece, due_to_McCarrick leaving the tour midway through owing_to a perforated eardrum.

Back_to_a three piece (2004–2009)
McCarrick_left the band permanently in_March 2004, and the band were_now slimmed_down to_a permanent three piece again for the first time since 1995._Never Apologise Never Explain was released_in September 2004 to_an audience_re-acquainted_with the three-piece_Therapy?_and was_reminiscent of the claustrophobic sound of their_earlier material.

The_following album One Cure Fits All_was released in April_2006._The album, produced by Pedro Ferreira,_was a return to the melodic_tendencies of High Anxiety and_again_divided_opinion among the band's fans.

On_19 September 2006, Therapy? performed an_exclusive studio show_of songs chosen by fans who had_voted_for their three favourite tracks from_a_lengthy list on the band's website._These_votes_were counted and the twelve_tracks with the most votes were_then performed and recorded (both as audio and video)._In early 2007,_these tracks became available to_buy_from_the band's official website. The Webgig is no longer available_to purchase._In addition to_this release, the band received some attention from their old_record company Universal Records (who own the_rights to the