"The Face of the Planet" became a success on the Australian radio station Triple J. As a result, the band was invited to Australia to play the Future Music Festival, a national festival touring five different cities. Upon arrival in Brisbane, Papillon got arrested for filming ‘the journey of their luggage along the luggage conveyor’. He was released with a stern warning. In 2011, The Subs brought home their third gold record with Zanna, a cover of Luc Van Acker's eighties cult classic, featuring Tom Barman (dEUS) and Selah Sue. In 2013, The Subs released an EP called “Collaborations” where they worked with renowned producers Étienne de Crécy, Zombie Nation, Alex Gopher, Shinichi Osawa, John Roman, Blatan and Hoshina Anniversary. On their third studio album, "Hologram", released in 2014, The Subs surprised fans and critics alike. Multi-instrumentalist Hadrien Lavogez replaced producer Stefan Bracke, making the band shift towards a more melodic sound. "Concorde", featuring the voice of French actor Jean-Pierre Castaldi, was the first single off this new album to hit the radio waves. The track exemplified a shift in sound with a new, soulful layer added to the band's trademark electropunk sound. Other guests starring on Hologram include Selah Sue, house music legend Colonel Abrams and Jay Brown. In April 2014, Trapped (featuring Colonel Abrams) was the second single to be released from the album. Later on that year, Cling To Love (featuring Jay Brown) followed suit. After the success of "Kiss My Trance" in 2008, The Subs started to tour with live shows. They soon established a solid stage reputation, as energetic live performances and a raw punk attitude became their trademark. Frontman Papillon's movement on stage is often referred to as that of a mad professor, because of the combination of knob twisting the hi-tech gear and sometimes-crazy climbing habits and risky stage dives. The Subs were invited to play at venues around Europe. But Australia, Singapore and Thailand soon discovered the band as well. Extensive touring brought The Subs to a series of renowned clubs, including The Fabric, The Egg, and Audio in London (UK), Button Factory in Dublin (Ireland), Womb in Tokyo (JP), Space in Ibiza, Social Club and La Machine in Paris (France), Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, Melkweg and Paradiso in Amsterdam, and the Razzmatazz in Barcelona (Spain).