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 Wetmore, Texas, USA
-The two known members of this band were Robert Wells and Evan St. James. Evan St. James joined [[TNK]] in 1989. One of their songs was played on [[Jeani Bond]]'s //New Generation// radio show - it was an untitled song about cults ringing the doorbell.
+Some sources state that this was [[Roxalt]] doing  a one-off project under a different name. At least three different releases with different song orders have surfaced, however. One of these tapes does have the members of [[Roxalt]] attached.
-However, other sources state that this was [[Roxalt]] doing  a one-off project under a different name. At least three different releases with different song orders have surfaced.
+At some point, Robert Wells and Evan St. James were said to be part of the band as well. Evan St. James joined [[TNK]] in 1989.
+One of their songs was played on [[Jeani Bond]]'s //New Generation// radio show - it was an untitled song about cults ringing the doorbell - possibly "Attack of the Cults."
 ===== Discography =====
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   - 95° in the Shade
   - Mars Hill
-  - Oh No
+  - Oh No, It's Me
 This tape was said to be "the concept of Ratt and the Beastie Boys go spiritual" in the August 1987 issue of //The Cutting Edge//. The band had apparently been together for two weeks when they recorded it.
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   - Block Party
   - 95° in the Shade
-  - Oh No It's Me
+  - Oh No, It's Me
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