[1][2][3] He was replaced in turn by Andrew Thomas in May 1983 – Holmes became a founding member of indie pop group, the Hummingbirds in 1986.
[2][4] The line-up of Demsey, Sammut and Thomas provided three tracks, "Business Man", "Countdown" and "Stranglehold", on Aberrant Records' 1984 Sydney punk compilation, Not So Humdrum, assembled by Bruce Griffith.
"[5] According to Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, "[they] continued playing the local pub network without scoring interest further afield.
The songs are not real long on hooks, tending to stick with fairly simple guitar chording, but the pace is always a good hardcore tempo without descending into out-of-control thrash.
"[6] Post breakup, Charlie Sammut went on to drum with Sydney outfit ' Bits of Kids' while Andrew Thomas played with 'The Latenotes' and 'The Herman Jasper Situation'.