Despite having only a small collection of songs to offer, they worked relentlessly to produce more. Where most bandsmen handed out fliers, they also used megaphones as a means of personal promotion.
The band started off small, but not without a certain charming flair. The release of their second album followed. They continued to participate in lives and events well into the next year, which included their first one-man tour. SID heated back up in the winter months, releasing their first full album, Renai (レンアイ), and taking part in both their label-sponsored 'tenka' event put on every Christmas and the Beauti-Fool's Fest 04 event sponsored by Fool's Mate magazine. The young band made quite an impact, gaining a number of international fans, and they have since expressed their desire to return to America once more. With their line-up now complete, they released their first single "Kaijou-Ban"(会場限定盤) in March before traveling overseas for a two-day performance at the American convention Anime Central in May. Though SID technically began in 2003, the band considers Januthe date of their 'birth' as it was announced at their show at the Meguro Rock May Kan that Shinji and Yuuya would be joining as official members. The four of them released the band's first demo CD, Yoshigai Manabu 17-sai (Mushoku) (吉開学 17歳 (無職)), on mini-disc that August and soon after, they signed on with Danger Crue Records. They were joined by two support members, guitarist Shinji (ex-Uranus) and drummer Yuuya (ex-Shula). SID (シド) was founded in 2003 by vocalist Mao (ex-Shula) and bassist Aki (ex-Ram Rem).
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