Superficial Intelligence

In 2001, the band added a new guitarist, named Rafek Oganyan on Rhythm Guitars. With Oganyan's addition, the band recorded a Superficial Intelligence and released it in 2004. By this point, the band was independent; Geneva Records disappeared, with Diet of Worms being the only documented release.
Most of the songs first appeared on Gary Lenaire's "The Lost Years" album. According to Lenaire, "These songs were written between 1999 and 2000. Because they mean a great deal to me I could not let them go unreleased. The music truly articulates an "in between" stage for me both as a musician and as a person."

Lineup

Guy Ritter (Holy Danger, Tourniquet, Flood) - Vocals
Gary Lenaire (Holy Danger, Tourniquet, Cripple Need Cane, Flood) - Guitars/Vocals
Rafik Oganyan (Efusion, Cripple Need Cane) - Guitars/Backing Vocals
Matthew Fallentine - Bass/Backing Vocals
Matt Rosenblum (Cripple Need Cane) - Drums/Percussion