Realizing that it might be to their benefit if they once again wrote one or two Top 40 hits, but also attempting to remain true to themselves, they went back to Toronto and went into the studio with producer Mark S. Berry and released 'Get Off' in 1992. The musically diverse album produced three singles but it seemed as though the public had a hard time getting a handle on the many different musical elements on the album, and it failed to sell as well as previous releases. Disillusioned themselves, the band took some time off and struggles with Attic ensued. In 1993 the label released a greatest hits package, 'Wired', to close out their contractual obligation. The band continued looking for another deal for awhile longer but eventually called it quits in the mid '90's.
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