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 **1993-1999:** During this season, we were able to play primarily original music and had the opportunity to perform at festivals in Australia, UK and in Europe. The band released two albums (//Womb//, 1994; //Burn//, 1996) and an EP (//Nothing//, 1996). The band’s last two performances were a year apart at the Blackstump Music and Arts Festival in 1998 and 1999. **1993-1999:** During this season, we were able to play primarily original music and had the opportunity to perform at festivals in Australia, UK and in Europe. The band released two albums (//Womb//, 1994; //Burn//, 1996) and an EP (//Nothing//, 1996). The band’s last two performances were a year apart at the Blackstump Music and Arts Festival in 1998 and 1999.
  
-**1997** [[Glen Powell]] released a solo album (//No Secret Message//), which was banned in Sydney’s main Christian music store for having "explicit lyrics" (See "Superglue").+**1997:** [[Glen Powell]] released a solo album (//No Secret Message//), which was banned in Sydney’s main Christian music store for having "explicit lyrics" (See "Superglue").
  
 **2012:** Just for fun, and to give our kids (average age 10) some idea what their parents, aunt and uncles got up to, we "re-formed" for a surprisingly tight gig at the 2012 Blackstump Festival. **2012:** Just for fun, and to give our kids (average age 10) some idea what their parents, aunt and uncles got up to, we "re-formed" for a surprisingly tight gig at the 2012 Blackstump Festival.
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