released three albums of archival recordings: Gang Banged With a Headache, and Live (recorded live 2003; released 2012); Five Pairs of Crazy Pants. Wear 'Em: Early Caballero (the band's earliest studio recordings from 1991; released 2014); and Look at Them Ellie Mae Wrists Go!: Live Early Caballero (the band's second live show, recorded 1992; released 2014). In a 2014 interview with Noisey: Music by Vice, Damon Che indicated that Don Caballero technically still existed as a part-time band, and mulled over the possibility of limited touring and a series of 12-inch vinyl singles in the future. However, in a 2017 appearance on The Trap Set podcast, Che spoke of Don Caballero entirely in the past tense and indicated that the group "stopped playing" after a final show in Spain in 2009. In 2021, an official Don Caballero YouTube channel was created, featuring new videos of Damon Che playing drum covers of the band's discography. This coincided with Che starting a GoFundMe to help pay for the costs of digitizing all of the Don Caballero master tapes, which he had been in possession of for more than 30 years, before they started to degrade. The GoFundMe page has now finished its donation mark, and Che has made a video thanking the donators with one part of the video saying that new material will hopefully come out. Legacy Tomas Haake from Meshuggah and Dave Konopka from Battles have both named What Burns Never Returns as one of their favorite albums, and guitarist Marnie Stern has cited a video of a Don Caballero performance as the inspiration behind her extensive usage of two-handed tapping. The track "Chief Sitting Duck" from the album For Respect was featured in the second season intro for the reality show Buzzkill on MTV and the program Icon featured their music more than three years after their 2000 breakup. Band members Final lineup Damon Che Fitzgerald – drums, vocals (1991–2009) Gene Doyle – guitar (2003–2009) Jason Jouver – bass guitar (2003–2009) Former touring members Leonard "Len" Jarabeck – bass guitar (1993) Dave Reid – bass guitar (1993) Jon Fine – guitar (1999) Former members Mike Banfield – guitar (1991–1999) Pat Morris – bass guitar (1991–1993, 1997–1998) Ian Williams – guitar (1992–2000) Matt Jencik – bass guitar (1993–1996) George Draguns – bass guitar (1993, 1994, 1995) Eric Emm – bass guitar (1998–2000) Jeff Ellsworth – guitar (2003–2006) Timeline Discography Studio