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In June 1999, the band began a studio session to record its first true album, Crisis, under the aegis of Hidden Association and finished the recording in January 2000. This album is made of thirteen titles and friends of the group participated like Oslanon Gerom, Cryopsis Entity on additional voices as well as Karl Bourdin on guitar solos. Cryopsis Entity also wrote the lyrics of some songs and PhilQuist co-composed others. One song taken from this album Crisis; the Quest of the Dolphin, was chosen in March 2000 to be released on a compilation for Metallian magazine. Finally, the band signed with Listenable Records in July 2000.
In October 2000, Symbyosis released its mini-album The Fluid and revealed its work Crisis in November 2000.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.chroniclesofchaos.com/articles.aspx?id=2-1818|title=CoC : Symbiosis - Crisis : Review|website=Chroniclesofchaos.com|accessdate=2020-03-26}}</ref> Then in 2001, the group went on tour<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.last.fm/fr/event/56583+No+Return+at+Fuzz%27Yon+on+06+April+2001|title=No Return à Fuzz
Symbyosis fate changed in September 2001 as [[Listenable]] Records did not renew its contract with the group. So in January 2002, Symbyosis launched a new demo still with Tariq, Antoine and Nikos, “Life is a phoenix” in order to find a new label to sign with. But to no end, so that the band decided to produce and release its next album on its own. As technical and human problems piled up on those linked with the production of the album, the band's finances plummeted. Symbyosis was then in a very difficult situation but driven by the support of their families and friends and of some media, the group managed to pull through selling the album on subscription to fans worldwide. This subscription enabled the band to close the necessary budget to the making of the album.
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