Signed to Epic Records in 1993, the group has sold close to half a million copies of their two Epic albums ("October Project" and "Falling Farther In"), which continue to sell and attract new listeners to this day.

Although the original group took a break for personal reasons in 1996, Flanders, Belica & Adler continued to make music together and in 2003 released a six-song EP, 'different eyes,' as a prelude to a full-length album that they plan to finish this year.

Lyricist Flanders now appears on stage in close harmony with Belica, creating a vocal blend so seamless that you might think they were sisters. Add in Adler's three-part vocal underpinning and you have the transcendent harmonies that have always been a band trademark.

Working under the radar until their new album is finished, the few concerts they have performed over the last year have ignited the same sort of grass roots firestorm that established the band back in the '90s.