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The larger live entity was somewhat anarchic by comparison to the more studious recording unit, with performances compared at times to those of [[Genitus Lung]] and [[Department of Corrections]]. One performance at a [[UFM]] run [[Battle of the Bands]] at [[The Pavillion]] also sparked some controversy, when members of the band, feeling they had been unduly "fucked around" by the event organisers due to not fitting the mold of what typified a "UFM-sanctioned" band, snatched the microphone from [[Dean Ballinger]] during a promotional announcement and launched into an abusive tyrade against the station and its evident politics. The visual stage presence of one or two individual live members may have also been in some way responsible for drawing the "Gothic" label, but in reality the band had diverse (and sometimes incompatable) musical backgrounds and influences. The extended Slit Family ultimately became unwieldy; conflicts arose among the many personalities involved with regards to the direction and original vision of the project, and the band was eventually dissolved. <br> | The larger live entity was somewhat anarchic by comparison to the more studious recording unit, with performances compared at times to those of [[Genitus Lung]] and [[Department of Corrections]]. One performance at a [[UFM]] run [[Battle of the Bands]] at [[The Pavillion]] also sparked some controversy, when members of the band, feeling they had been unduly "fucked around" by the event organisers due to not fitting the mold of what typified a "UFM-sanctioned" band, snatched the microphone from [[Dean Ballinger]] during a promotional announcement and launched into an abusive tyrade against the station and its evident politics. The visual stage presence of one or two individual live members may have also been in some way responsible for drawing the "Gothic" label, but in reality the band had diverse (and sometimes incompatable) musical backgrounds and influences. The extended Slit Family ultimately became unwieldy; conflicts arose among the many personalities involved with regards to the direction and original vision of the project, and the band was eventually dissolved. <br> | ||
| − | * [[Evay Judge]] and [[ | + | * [[Evay Judge]] and [[Jon Spark]] went to the ''School of Audio Engineering (SAE)'' in Auckland |
* [[Paul Innes]] played in both [[Nervous Wreck]] and [[Stumble]] between 2002-2004 (approx) | * [[Paul Innes]] played in both [[Nervous Wreck]] and [[Stumble]] between 2002-2004 (approx) | ||
* Pauli and Evay later formed [[GodsQ]], who in turn became [[Q]], and has subsequently transformed into [[The Beautiful Burn]] | * Pauli and Evay later formed [[GodsQ]], who in turn became [[Q]], and has subsequently transformed into [[The Beautiful Burn]] | ||
