In 2006 four ARMY brats raised in weird parts of the world (Ethiopia, Panama, Germany and L.A.) got together in Germany and recorded “Simply Complicated” a demo with 4 songs full of silly melodies, angry guitars, and lots of Punk rebellion. After the songs reached the top of many Indie charts around the world, MTV signed them to a licensing deal for several reality shows; Wade Norton of the famous NRG studios (Korn, Incubus, Linkin Park) recorded and produced their new release, “A Radar for Karma” and they even sparked the interest of famous U2 producer Steve Lillywhite, who gave them a hand during the mixing of the track Holding on while he was at NRG producing Audioslave’s Chris Cornell new solo album.