In 2010, Factory 25 Records released Exclamation Point, a vinyl LP compiling the band's previously released and unreleased material. DA! played two Chicago shows in 2010 to support the LP, the first with Furem on drums, the second with a new drummer, Jason Batchko. Their reunion concert at the Abbey Pub was documented in Robert Beshara's DA! Concert Film (2012), which was screened at the Chicago International Movies and Music Festival. Donley, later a librarian in the Chicago Public Library system, died on December 1, 2013, due to a ruptured aorta. The music historian Joel Whitburn once speculated that the band had recorded "Ready 'N Steady", a lost song credited to D.A. that appeared on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart for three weeks in 1979. The band insisted that they had not recorded it, and Whitburn has withdrawn his speculation regarding DA!'s involvement with the song. The song was found in 2016, at which point the D.A. who recorded that song was revealed to be the amateur singer/songwriter Dennis A. Lucchesi of California. Discography Singles/EPs "Dark Rooms/"White Castles" 7" single (Autumn Records 1981) Time Will Be Kind 12" EP (Autumn Records 1982) Compilation albums Exclamation Point LP (Factory 25 Records 2010) Compilation appearances "Fish Shit" and "The Killer" on Busted at Oz LP (Autumn Records 1981/Permanent Records 2011) "Dark Rooms" on the You Weren't There LP (Factory 25 Records 2009) - Soundtrack References External links "Dark Rooms" video on YouTube "Next to Nothing" video on YouTube Da! 2010 live video on Vimeo Interview with Lorna Donley and David Thomas, 1988, Chicago Tribune Interview with Lorna Donley and David Thomas, 2010, Victim of Time Interview with Lorna Donley, 2010, Gapers Block American girl groups American post-punk music groups Musical groups established in 1978 Rock music groups from Illinois Musical groups from Chicago 1978 establishments in Illinois