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The band didn’t really do anything much but meet up a few times as they were mostly too lazy to ever actually have all members show up. They eventually did get together and record their first eponymous album, mixed by Greg Norton. The album was put out on Bandcamp on April 13th, and on streaming like a few weeks later because Routenote is buns but free. The band has released one, more grindcore inspired single since then "Deserved Death" which came out on May 29th. After that they locked in and dropped "Piles of Dead Babies" in July, an album of Grindcore songs and a sequel to Daily Routine known as Nightly Routinex The album also featured a parody of Straight Edge by Minor Threat titled Slanted Edge that was cut on streaming services because they were brokies not trying to pay 80 bucks to release a 40 second song.

The band chilled for a while before releasing a beautiful ballad called "A Love Song" inspired by Adolf's new girlfriend whom he met at her high school graduation. The album "Aftermath" later came out on September 11th 2025 and was their longest yet. The album was 40 minutes and featured 23 tracks. The band also figured out they could tune to tunings other than E Standard and so experimented with some other tunings. The album also featured a doom metal song entitled "I Like Drugs" as the closer to the album, it was a song they had started recording during the first album but they lost the song so had to redo it. The album also includes a cover of "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park", the most metal song ever. This song being so bad is thought to have been the cause of Tom Lehrer's death.

The band chilled a little but not for too long, recording a Christmas album in November which they played at their office Christmas party. Everyone hated it so much they all got fired, other than Bob K. because he was way less annoying than the others. After this escapade they needed jobs but didn’t want any so they just mooched off Bob K. and stayed at his place, very crowded. The band recorded a new single, I've Got Guns in my Home (For Murder) which they later put on the album Hell’s Septic Tank, showing a newish sound for the band. The album released to good reception by fans and mid reactions from the people on TikTok, but what do they know? The album took months to record, mostly because they’d just sit around for a month and then make like a bunch of songs before bumming around again.

The band released another single in June entitled Locked in the Basement, the single featured the b-side Burnt to a Crisp as well as a club remix that no one would actually bump at a club. The single was to generate hype for their new album, Hunting for Sport. Hunting for Sport sports an evolution in the bands sound, as well as original cover art as opposed to a public domain image. Hell's Septic Tank also had an original cover but it sucked so who cares. The album showcases a much more composed musical and lyrical side to the band. Songs have actual parts working together and stuff, it’s novel. War is Cool, which is one of the tracks off the album, is a recomposed and re-recorded version of an earlier song, simply titled War, which was intended to be a title track to what is now Hell's Septic Tank. The album and the single before it both feature a new guitarist, rhythm guitarist Pete Merdo, also known as P. Meditated Murder. He became acquainted with the band as he was sitting outside 7-11, playing guitar for tips, as he was homeless. The guys asked if he wanted to be in their band, and even though he’d probably make less money in the band than just bumming on the streets, he still decided to join. The albums tracks were created sporadically, with around 8 being written and recorded in a couple days, while the rest were spread out between a couple months. The songwriting and recording was mostly done when the vocals didn’t hurt Adolf's throat to do. The album's title came to Adolf when he was chilling at a friend's house and saw a picture of a dude playing football on the wall, he picked up a toy rifle and pointed it at the picture and said he was "Hunting for sport".

The band didn’t rest for too long after the release of Hunting for Sport, they recorded their next release, an 8 song EP titled "Tender Love and Care" in less than a week in the summer of 2026. The project came about as they had listened to some Spazz and Insult and decided they wanted to do that too, and thus they laid down 8 tracks in an attempt at fastcore. The EP has a style more reminiscent of their early material in terms of lyrics and shares some musical stylings with "Piles of Dead Babies", but keeps the songwriting of their later output of putting some effort into it. The EP was supposed to release on September 11th but was held off by the KKK affiliated group known as Routenote moderation. The EP finally released on September 23rd to the delight of many a person.