 Although the "Screams in the Night," album gained substantial national and international radio airplay and television appearances, by the end of 1986, the new (Mark II) line-up began fighting about the band's musical direction.Members blamed Ann Boleyn's insistence on a European-style heavy metal direction that included occult and antisocial themes in her lyrics as the reason for their failure to secure a major-label recording deal.About this same time Niji Management fired Burn.