Throughout the bands history, they have gone through many changes, both as individuals, and as artists. From the earlier more simplistic rebellious 'Chip Shop Rock' days of 'The Origins', featuring cult classic hits such as 'Passed Out', 'Who The hell Are Exile?" and 'Society At It's Finest' to more psychedelic hits on 'Down The Devil's Alley' such as 'Take the pill' and 'The Temptation of Time', finally to their third and most controversial album 'The Rapture', with their hard hitting songs 'The Apostle' and 'The Church Sell You Lies, Not Heaven'. Finally, on their fourth studio album after taking a three year break, eXile's latest studio album 'DioXide' seems to take it all to a new level. This ragtag group of young misfits from the streets of England have seen to have found their rhythm in the alternative rock genre. It is amazing to see how they have grown and matured as a band throughout the last few years since bursting into the scene in 2011.