Electronic Folk International. Jazz Latin New Age. Aggressive Bittersweet Druggy. Energetic Happy Hypnotic. Romantic Sad Sentimental. Sexy Trippy All Moods. Unit ended up dry reaching triple platinum in Australia. This was followed by far more relevant Anti-Jabiluka Uranium mining protest for the Mirrar people — a 5am performance with Midnight Oil and Coloured Stone at the blockade of the proposed mining site in the Kakadu National Park.

The highlight of this tour being the inclusion of Peaches and a duet on her track Rock Show. An idea suggested by their manager in and given some context when Quan witnessed David Blaine suspended above the Thames in a Perspex box while on tour there…. They performed at Earthcore in late , where Quan and Ben were joined by Ben and Simon from The Bird, turning our drum and bass versions of their tracks.

They headlined Come Together, Luna Park in Sydney in June 06 and followed this up with a periodic string of shows over the remainder of the year… Quan produced a fantastic animated video for The Game.

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The single peaked at number 54 in Australia. The song is a love song Quan Yeomans wrote once he began dating Janet from Spiderbait.

Yeomans said "This is probably the only real love song I have ever written. We stopped playing it for the simple reason that when love affairs end the love songs written about them tend to ring a little hollow for the troubadour whose heart has faltered.

Even today I still hear the fruits of my generosity in the music of this record. What I love about Regurgitator is that their music sounds like it was made by people with a brain. I know most of the best pop music works because it operates on parts of the body well away from the cerebral cortex, but this record manages to combine the instantaneous gratification of the best pop with a wit and intelligence that gives the record genuine longevity.