
The album would go on to reach platinum thanks to the help of singles like "Zip-Lock", "Miserable" and "My Own Worst Enemy" which was number one on the billboard charts for three months straight. The album would take the band all over the world in hundreds of shows, including a spot in Woodstock 1999. In 2001 the band released their next album Atomic. Although it wasn't as successful as their last album, it did reach the top 10 thanks to singles like "Lipstick And Bruises" and "Addicted". Shortly after the release of the album, the band asked for their release from their contract. In 2004, the band released a self-titled album under the DRT Entertainment label. The album produced three great singles in "Looks Like They Were Right", "Needle & Thread" and "Times Like This". Sadly the album had little success due to lack of promotion on the label's side. In May of this year, the band announced that drummer Allen Shellenberger was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Since then, the band has had numerous benefit shows to support their band mate who is currently receiving treatment. The shows have included bands like Sugar Ray and No Doubt. The band has also hinted at writing some new songs, and re-releasing their self-titled album, but no word on a new album. That being said, this week's artist is Lit with their video My Own Worst Enemy, enjoy.
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