Save the Prayers" on Art Fag Records in mid-2007. Willie and Brian have since left The Prayers, Willie replaced by Chuck Rowell and Brian replaced by Joel Issac Black. Charles Rowland and The Vultures have released an album entitled Vulture Land and are also planning to put out a single called "Let Them Bleed/Sex Bomb" on Collective Records. Sir Charles has also written two books: Darkland and Friends, Lovers, and Suckers (with Wes Eisold). Dan Maier, the original bass player and recording engineer for the first few Plot releases, continues to produce and record albums in San Diego. Brandon and Sir Charles also participate in Skull Kontrol, an odd conglomerate that usually also involves Welchez's bandmate Andrew Miller and Mario Orduno of Art Fag fame. Skull Kontrol's mission is to put on amazing parties, mainly at clubs in the San Diego area, featuring combinations of its four main members and various other musicians/artists/creative-types DJing and causing a scene. The Prayers broke up in March 2008, having released only one recording and having completed only one US tour, with two brief trips to the UK. Brandon and Sir Charles have since reunited as a two-piece; Crocodiles. Brian Hill is currently playing drums in The Soft Pack (aka The Muslims). Willy Graves died Monday, September 15, 2008, as per information supplied by his mother. Style and influences Plot's style is a fusion of the genres: post-hardcore, jazz, post-punk, noise rock, indie rock, spoken word and hardcore punk. The band took influences from John Zorn, Swing Kids, Miles Davis, Drive Like Jehu, Bad Brains and Fugazi. Members Brandon Welchez - vocals/saxophone Willy Graves - bass (Deceased) Charles Rowell (A.K.A. Charles Rowland, Sir Charles or Chuck) - guitar Brian Hill - drums (A.K.A. B.H. Peligro - in tribute to drummer D.H. Peligro of the Dead Kennedys) Cody Laing- bass (2001) Dan Maier - bass (2001–2003) Discography If You Cut Us, We Bleed (EP) "Split 7" with Necktie Party" Dissertation, Honey Love in the Fascist Brothel INRI (EP) Saviors & Suckers (unreleased) References American post-hardcore musical groups Musical groups from San Diego Musical groups established in 2001 Musical groups disestablished in 2006 Punk rock groups from California