In 2010, the band released вЂњDead Christmas TreesвЂќ, its first video single with Bremner. It earned the band that elusive international cult status, with fans posting YouTube tribute performances and blogging about when the next release would come and what it would sound like. The Torsos raised the bar very early in its career and released more quality than quantity. The resurgence was followed by European and Latin American tours.

A new studio album was released, вЂњTorsos 2005вЂќ, (which featured original vocalist Dean Bowman and 2 tracks with Bremner), a hits compilation called вЂњChoice CutsвЂќ (2006), and a live DVD recorded at the New Morning Club in Paris and the Knitting Factory in New York City. Fronted by new lead singer Freedom Bremner - fresh from his collaboration with symphonica artist/producer Moby - the Torsos began to tour Europe and Latin America.

The Torsos took a hiatus in the late вЂ™90s fueled by creative and personal differences and in 2004, a new Torsos was beginning to form. The Torsos were chosen by Musician Magazine as one of the top bands of 1996, described as вЂњbrilliantly blending jazz know-how with a love for heavy riffs.вЂќ Guitar Player wrote that вЂњcombines a hip handle on high culture with wicked knack for the raw groove.вЂќ Shortly after the release of debut album, SHT went on to tour Japan, the Americas, and Europe, and released a live album recorded in Japan in 1996. Though the debut album in 1995 (Warner Discovery) was suppos ed to filed in the rock-pop category, the bandвЂ™s rock abandon and creativity with just the right amount of improvisation won fans and critics in both the rock and jazz camps. Listeners will find the вЂњtwelve-tone beats and atonal heatвЂќ break-neck grooves, soul shrieking, and middle eastern micro-tonal guitar melodies all seasoning the bandвЂ™s signature rock recipe. Screaming Headless Torsos is the genre-bending jazz-funk-rock band founded by guitar virtuoso, professor, and Guggenheim Fellow, David Fiuczynski.

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