The second album from Born Ruffians, "Red, Yellow & Blue," delivered a more streamlined and confident iteration of their signature energetic indie rock. It followed their critically acclaimed debut, "Red Light."
- "Red, Yellow & Blue" was produced by Mark Dann. The album was recorded at Toronto's Breakthrough Studios. It charted at number 15 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart.
- The lead single "Little Garçons" received considerable airplay on alternative radio. The album was reissued in 2009 with bonus tracks.
- Critics noted the band's growth in songwriting and a slightly more polished sound compared to their debut. It was released on the influential Warp Records label.
Toronto's Born Ruffians broke through with their jittery, chant-along indie rock. At the time of "Red, Yellow & Blue," they were a young act whose debut had earned them significant buzz.
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