Moloko - Catalogue Greatest Hits Album

'Things To Make And Do' (2000) demonstrated that Mark and Róisín hadn't lost their thirst for the unpredictable. Lest anyone think they had calmed down, the album's third single, Indigo, was a Dadaist funk rampage whose inscrutable chorus consisted of the words "Rameses! Colossus!" which set the blueprint for many subsequent electroclashing camp followers.

The following year, they released 'All Back To The Mine', a collection of remixes from 1995 - 2000 by the likes of Matthew Herbert, Ashley Beedle, DJ Krust, Francois K and Mousse T.
Prior to the recording of Statues (released 2003) Mark and Roisin ended their relationship.

It proved to be the making of Statues, but also ensured that it would be the last record for some considerable time. While Róisín sang of heartbreak and moving on, Mark created the richest, warmest music of his career: nocturnal deep house on 'Cannot Contain This', bubbling acoustic, mutant disco on 'Familiar Feeling' and epic, orchestrated soul on the album finale, 'Over And Over'. The first single from Statues, 'Familiar Feeling' entered the UK top 10 and attracted another Ivor Novello Award nomination for the band.
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