Band History
- Tootho and the Ring of Confidence, with band members including Simon McLean and Clint Small
- The Obsessions, with band members including Simon McLean and Graham Pitt
- The Young Charlatans, with band members including Ollie Olsen
- The Boys Next Door: members Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, Tracy Pew, and Phill Calvert
- The Birthday Party, with the same band members
- Honeymoon In Red, released as a Lydia Lunch album, Lydia Lunch, Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, J.G. Thirlwell, Thurston Moore, Murray Mitchell, Tracy Pew, Genevieve McGuckin (Nick Cave and Mick Harvey are uncredited on the album)
- Crime & the City Solution, with band members Simon Bonney, Bronwyn Adams, Mick Harvey, Alexander Hacke, Epic Soundtracks, Harry Howard
- These Immortal Souls, with band members Genevieve McGuckin, Harry Howard, Epic Soundtracks
- Nikki Sudden and the Jacobites
- Teenage Snuff Film, (Rowland S. Howard solo album featuring Mick Harvey and Brian Hooper)
- Pop Crimes, (Rowland S. Howard's second solo album featuring Mick Harvey, JP Shilo and Jonnine Standish of HTRK)
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