and . That same year the duo churned out a cassette only EP titled "", which quickly went out of print.". The debut was recorded at the in Richmond, Virginia, and included re-recorded versions of five tracks off of their 1996 release. ", in 1999. The album featured two tracks with on guitar. Originally released on their independent label, , the record was picked up in 2000 by . released Bella Morte's "" on vinyl, which featured four previously unreleased tracks, and was limited to 300 copies. The EP quickly went out of print. Bella Morte also hit the road during that year with the Cruxshadows for a staggering 53 date US tour. Shortly afterwards and just in time for Halloween 2002, Bella Morte released a remastered version of "", and the "" on CD with two bonus tracks. , who released their album, "", in November of 2002. Produced by at in Charlottesville, Virginia, "" features both Bn Whitlow and on guitar. ", Bella Morte blends heavy guitars and dark synth lines to create something entirely their own. This CD, engineered by Gopal Metro and again produced by at , displays over 49 minutes of the most energetic, daring music to hit record-store shelves in a long time. Bella Morte shows many different faces on this release, moving seamlessly between genres from song to song without ever seeming to lose cohesion. "As the Reasons Die" is dominated by unforgettable hooks and an ambitious sound that is amplified by top-notch production. This is definitely not an album to be missed from one of rock's greatest up and coming acts! on Keyboards, and on Drums. If you get the chance, and you want to see one of the best live shows out there, check Bella Morte out on their beginning in April 2004.