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I noticed that a huge chunk of information was deleted by the user Tiger620. Mostly, the references to the band's origin, the band licensing their music for advertisements and the band's 2004 hiatus that birthed Ulysses and The High Water Marks. I can understand that it was deleted for being poorly organized, but I do think much of it still has a place in this article, as it's all very relevant to the band's history. Basically, the information needs to be trimmed, rewritten and reinserted somehow. For reference, here is the most recent version of the page before the information was deleted:
