In 1982, the group acquired guitarist Richard Camp from Bikini Amber and thus the first experimental synth-rock incarnation of the band was born.

In 1985, the band had a recording session with engineer Alan Fisch (who was also working with Hula and Cabaret Voltaire) and producer Stuart Skinner at Vibrasound studio in Sheffield.

[1] Until their eventual break up around 1990, other members included guitarist Jon Morris, who was replaced by Graham Stronach in 1987 and Pete Hosier who remained with the group until the end.

After a seven-year hiatus, Adrian and Derek Smith reformed briefly in 1997 to record Shadowblack on the Off Beat label.

Lung Function, a compilation of remastered singles, was released on iTunes, Amazon digital service and eMusic in 2008.