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In just of 1991, As Above, So Below, their follow-up album, would appear. Although the album receive positive reviews, and coverage at MTV, it achieved neither the underground success nor the critical acclaim of the previous effort and would see the band soon dropped from 'Relativity'. This sudden change in events meant there was no funding for a support tour for the album either.

The band continued to play shows and tried, unsuccessfully, to sign with another label. In 1995, they released a four-song EP, The Shore, and played a final show in Seattle that August. They reunited for a one-off performance at the Abrasive Rock Festival in 2002.

Hull continued to be active in the music industry, joining local bands such as L.S. Diablo with guitarists Riley Hull and Aaron Goff, and drummer Paul Marshall in 2009, playing bass on their self-produced six-song album. He also would be a member in Sac Lunch and Thug, and joined the reunited Sanctuary in 2011, appearing on their third album, The Year the Sun Died (2014), but left in 2015. Benjamins and Mattson jammed in local band called DUMT, but both later retired from the music industry. In 1993, Hull and Benjamins appeared in an episode of The Lame List, a recurring segment of the local Seattle television comedy Almost Live!.

'Century Media' reissued Uncertain Future in 1999 with The Shore as bonus tracks, while 'Lost and Found Records' reissued As Above, So Below in 2009. The band has since reunited back in 2020 but no significant activity has been seen.