its way through the tracks, but a sprinkle of other sounds have found their way into the picture, a smattering of harmonica and a deft, sparing dose of keyboards". They toured in support of the album, then in February 1991, Big Pig played for the last time at Melbourne's Sidney Myer Music Bowl. They issued a single, "King of Nothing", on 18 March 1991 and disbanded soon after. 1991-present: Afterwards Disbray played some gigs with Caitlin Reilly in 1991 and by 1994 had released his debut solo album, Yep!. Late in 1994, Tim Rosewarne joined Chocolate Starfish but these days plays keyboards in the Absolutely 80's show which features Scott Carne, Sean Kelly, David Sterry, Brian Mannix, Ally Fowler, Tottie Goldsmith, Dale Ryder, and others performing their hits. Witer is a visual artist whose paintings have been exhibited in galleries across Australia. He also composed music for the 1996 Australian film, Love and Other Catastrophes. Mushroom Records re-released "Hungry Town" in June 1998 to celebrate the label's 25th anniversary. In 2007, "Breakaway" was covered by US House Diva Inaya Day. "Hungry Town" featured in the first episode of Channel 9's, Underbelly: The Golden Mile on 12 April 2010. Members Sherine Abeyratne — lead vocals, percussion Tony Antoniades — vocals, harmonica Neil Baker — drums Nick Disbray — vocals, percussion Tim Rosewarne — vocals, keyboards Adrian Scaglione — drums Oleh Witer — vocals, drums Other associations Rosewarne: Scratch Record Scratch, Red=Blue=Yellow, Bang, Big Choir, Flares, Crawling Kingsnakes, Chocolate Starfish, 21/20 Abeyratne: Grand Wazoo Band of 1000 Dances, The Editions, Bang, Big Choir, Bob Starkie Shape Up, Gospel Truth, Jo Jo Zep Band, Black Coffee, Dianna Boss and The Extremes, The Rock Party, Mercy Mercy, Sherine, Sherine's X Machine Witer: Scratch Record Scratch, Bang Baker: Crawling Kingsnakes, Convenience Store Discography Studio albums Extended plays Singles Soundtrack appearances Awards ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. It commenced in 1987, Big Pig have won one award from five nominations. |- | rowspan="3"| 1987 | rowspan="2"| "Hungry Town" | ARIA Award for Best New Talent | |- | ARIA Award for Best Video | |- | Big Pig | ARIA Award for Best Cover Art | |- | rowspan="2"| 1989 | Bonk | ARIA Award for Album of the Year | |- | "Big Hotel" | ARIA