On February 2, 2001, At the Drive-In performed at the Astoria in London during the NME Carling Awards. This live recording falls within a pivotal moment in the band's career, as they were promoting their highly acclaimed album "Relationship of Command," released just months earlier in September 2000. This album marked a peak in their popularity, featuring a more polished sound while maintaining their signature post-hardcore energy. Notably, “Relationship of Command” showcased hits like "One Armed Scissor," which garnered significant radio play and helped elevate the band's profile internationally. The performance captures the band's frenetic energy and the enthusiastic reception from the audience, indicative of their rising status during this era. Interestingly, this period also marked the band's last show before their initial breakup in 2001, making this performance a crucial moment in their history.