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By early 2001, the group was beginning to integrate more traditionally rock & roll influences (as were many of their contemporaries). While not abandoning the live electronic elements, Lake Trout befriended bands like the Cancer Conspiracy and Dismemberment Plan. By mid-2002, they had produced Another One Lost -- a record of dark, Radiohead-like mood explorations -- which they released independently, while SNS Records (who they were still under contract to) pursued legal action. In 2005 the band issued the album Not Them, You on Palm Pictures. ~ Jesse Jarnow, Rovi
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