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 Luxury toured extensively in the months following //Amazing and Thank You//'s release. In late 1995, a bad highway collision between touring engagements resulted in most of the band's members being hospitalized. Consequently, Luxury took a year-long hiatus before going back on tour to support their second album, //The Latest & The Greatest//, though with fewer dates than initially anticipated. After growing more and more unhappy with the continually waning resources and promotion provided them by Tooth & Nail, they opted (in 1997) not to renew their contract with the label, and instead released their third album, //Luxury// (1999), on [[Bulletproof Records]], a smaller and more artist-friendly label. Soon after, Luxury broke up, and the band members went their separate ways.
-[[Jamie Bozeman]] started a new band called [[Canary]], which soon became [[They Sang as They Slew]], while [[Lee Bozeman]] recorded a solo project, //Love & Affection//, under the moniker [[All Things Bright and Beautiful]]. In 2005 Luxury reconvened in Toccoa to make a new record after a six-year hiatus. The result was their fourth effort as Luxury, called //Health And Sport//, which was released on [[Northern Records]]. The new recording featured all the original members of the band: Lee and Jamie Bozeman, Glenn Black, Chris Foley, and Matt Hinton (described by Jamie in a 1999 interview as the band's "fifth leg").
+Jamie Bozeman started a new band called [[Canary]], which soon became [[They Sang as They Slew]], while [[Lee Bozeman]] recorded solo projects under the moniker [[All Things Bright and Beautiful]]. [[Lee Bozemon]] has also released music under his name and [[Orient is His Name]], while Jamie Bozeman has released several projects as [[Champion Leader]]. In 2018, Jamie Bozemon also began releasing solo albums under the name [[Golf Slang]].
+In 2005 Luxury reconvened in Toccoa to make a new record after a six-year hiatus. The result was their fourth effort as Luxury, called //Health And Sport//, which was released on [[Northern Records]]. The new recording featured all the original members of the band: Lee and Jamie Bozeman, Glenn Black, Chris Foley, and Matt Hinton (described by Jamie in a 1999 interview as the band's "fifth leg").
 In May 2008, Luxury became involved in a dispute with a Boston-based band using the name Luxury, resulting in confusion relating to the latter's album sales on Amazon.com. Subsequently, the latter took on the name The Luxury.
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 ===== Discography =====
-| 1992 | The Shroud | Tinsel |
+| 1992 | The Shroud | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2024/02/25/the-shroud-early-luxury-tinsel/|Tinsel]] |
 | 1993 | Shroud | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2020/03/23/shroud-candy-darling/|Candy, Darling?]] | Rage Records |
-| 1993 | Luxury | It Might as Well Be Skin (The Pink Tape) |
+| 1993 | Luxury | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2024/02/25/luxury-it-might-as-well-be-skin-the-pink-tape/|It Might as Well Be Skin (The Pink Tape)]] |
 | 1994 | Sunbrain / Luxury | A Split Seven Inch Record | Ghostmeat Records |
 | 1994 | Luxury | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2019/10/25/luxury-luxury-demo/|Luxury]] |