Reception and Aftermath
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| AbsolutePunk.net | 69% |
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| Outburn Magazine | 9/10 |
The release of Wolves pushed Idiot Pilot on the mainstream scene. Their second song "Elephant" had Travis Barker on drums which brought a larger fan base from Blink 182. Also their third song on the album "Retina and the Sky" made its way on to the Transformers soundtrack. With the release success of the album, Idiot Pilot joined the Taste of Chaos tour with Bullet For My Valentine and Avenged Sevenfold in late 2008. Early 2009, Idiot Pilot parted ways with their record company Reprise of four years "due to artistic differences".
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