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More appearances followed on a roughly annual basis until 2007 when they decided to write some new material around previously unused Dennis Johnson lyrics.

Steve Turner moved to electric bass, the band released the Failsafe EP to showcase the altered line up and embarked upon a national UK support tour with Dr Feelgood.

The album was produced by old friend Jez Coad (who subsequently produced all the rest of the band’s released material) and went on to sell around around 30,000 copies.Whilst still in the process of recording the album they were spotted playing on the street and invited to play on the LWT series First Exposure alongside a then relatively unknown Steve Coogan.

The album was produced by old friend Jez Coad (who subsequently produced all the rest of the band’s released material) and went on to sell around around 30,000 copies.Whilst still in the process of recording the album they were spotted playing on the street and invited to play on the LWT series First Exposure alongside a then relatively unknown Steve Coogan.

More material was written and a new album was mooted but in early 1993 the band decided to call it a day.

More appearances followed on a roughly annual basis until 2007 when they decided to write some new material around previously unused Dennis Johnson lyrics.