Last project recorded by the group, “Obique” is arranged and produced by Spitty, Ewing together with Valerio on keyboards, sampler and computer. The work testifies the maturity of the band. Realized with primitive technology but effective, “Obique” elaborates the characters of the previous works with new strategies.

Among the last work of the group in its classical formation, “Coqueline” is entirely produced by the trio Spitty/Ewing/Asquith. It's the most mature and elaborated work of the band, fruit of only two sessions in March 1986.

Only work of the group without the voice of Judy Asquith, “Blue Quarters” is a heterogeneous collection of sessions at the Strawberry Studios and fragments of two concerts of May 1985 at “La Morara” (Bologna). The band plays in various formations: from the duo Spitty/Ewing to the quartet with the addition of the second keyboardist Duke Whitewater and of the guitarist Lol Camain. In some tracks, dilated and hypnotic, the role of singer is assumed by Aurelium Spitty but most of the material is instrumental and created from impro sessions.

This 2 disc set anthology pick up in organic way the whole material of the first demotapes (1983). Minimal electronic, skeletal and repetitive melodies, electronically manipulated voice and a particular taste for the song form are the principal ingredients.