The Rabbit in the Moon Remixes Volume 2 CD came with a liner note stating that there was a new album to be released in summer of 2001. The album never materialized. Because of Monk's departure, questions were raised as to whether the group was breaking up, but this was not the case.
DJ Monk leaves
DJ Monk left the group in 2002. A new song called "Time Bomb" surfaced in 2003, with David Christophere and Bunny as the only producers on the track.[citation needed]
In 2005, they made the song "Came and Conkered", inspired by and featured in the soundtrack of the 2005 video game Conker: Live & Reloaded. They were asked by Nile Rodgers to create music for the Xbox remake of the game.[citation needed]
Early in 2007, a countdown to a new album appeared on the band's MySpace page, putting the release date in April 2007. The album was ultimately released on July 10, 2007. It features two discs: one, a collection of past singles and newer material in audio CD format; the other, a collection of music videos and live performances from various festivals and concerts in DVD format. The record is called "Decade", and was released on Contagious Musiq / Southbeat Records.[5]
In 2008, on the second night of the Annual World DJ Festival in Seoul, South Korea, frontman Bunny was injured when a glass bottle thrown by someone in the crowd hit his left eye, lacerating his retina, lens, and skin, and severely damaging his vision. Friends and fans throughout the electronic dance music community rallied to raise money to help him pay for his medical expenses.[6]
As of 2010[update], Rabbit in the Moon announced on their MySpace page that they were working on a new double album.[citation needed]
On March 27, 2010, Rabbit in the Moon performed at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami. David Christophere was not seen at this show, fueling rumors he left the band and of an imminent band break up.[4]
Bunny has been performing in several countries under the title BUNNY or Bunny Live.[citation needed]
David Christophere produces music and DJ from his home base in Los Angeles.[citation needed]
Reunion
On August 31, 2013, the group played Firestone Live in Orlando, FL.[7]
On December 16, 2015, Ultra Music Festival in Miami announced the appearance of Rabbit in the Moon on their lineup of 2016 edition .[8] The group performed at Electric Daisy Carnival in Orlando in November, 2016.
The group played at Ultra Music Festival Miami 2017 and 2018. As well as Ultra Korea, Insomniac Countdown, Freaknight Seattle, and the great salt air Utah Das Energi festival.
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