Post-breakup Activity
Zedek moved back to Boston and fronted the blues-rock-oriented Come, which went on to recognition via Matador Records.
Lo would go on to drum for Wider and then for Chavez in the mid-1990s.
Richard Hutchins performed for a few years in Digitalis, which featured John Meyers (another former Rat at Rat R member) and Reverb Motherfuckers guitarist Skinny John, as well as Julie Hair, an early Live Skull member who later played with 3 Teens Kill 4 and Bite Like a Kitty. Digitalis split up around 1998. Hair and Hutchins married in 2000. Hutchins currently performs in Lubricated Goat, Phideaux, the Hungry March Band, and various other projects.
Tom Paine (Lance Goldenberg) received an MFA in film at the University of South Florida in Tampa. He is a writer and expert in world cinema.
Marnie Greenholz and Mark C. briefly reunited in the band Fuse, which released a double 7" EP, "Dana's Room", in 1992 on the PCP Entertainment label.
Mark C. was involved in various other NYC projects through the years, such as Spoiler and Int'l Shades (with ex-Sonic Youth drummer Bob Bert). The latter band released the Hash Wednesday album in 2005 on Cass Records. His most recent project, Outpost 13, also includes Kent Heine (The Holy Ghost) and Stuart Argabright (Ike Yard).
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