currently the touring drummer of the band during their 2017 tours supporting The Melvins. As of November 2017, Crover joined the band full-time and is Redd Kross' drummer. August 23, 2019 saw the release of the seventh album titled Beyond the Door on Merge Records. The albums included eight new songs and covers of "The Party" from Blake Edwards 1968 film of the same name written by Henry Mancini and a version of Sparks 90's dance hit, "When Do I Get to Sing 'My Way'". The album featured appearances from Buzz Osborne, Gere Fennelly, and Josh Klinghoffer, and composing credits for Anna Waronker and Kim Shattuck. Also in 2019, Emmy Award-winning television comedy writer Andrew Reich, best known as an Executive Producer on Friends, was directing a documentary on the band called Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story. On June 26, 2020, the band reissued their debut EP on Merge Records. Steven McDonald and Redd Kross were included in a feature article for the 25th anniversary of TapeOp magazine. Side projects Steve McDonald fronted the hardcore punk parody band Anarchy 6, which included three members from Sin 34, Mike Glass (guitar), Phil Newman (bass), and Dave Markey (drums). Using the pseudonyms Chemical Warfare (McDonald), Spike Geek (Glass), HC Skinner (Marmon), and Mark Davey (Markey), they released the studio album Hardcore Lives! in 1988, and a live album with cover songs Live Like a Suicide 1990. The McDonald brothers collaborated with Astrid McDonald (Jeff's daughter with Charlotte Caffey, guitarist for The Go-Go's) and Anna Waronker (Steve's wife, frontwoman of That Dog) on a side project. Performing as Ze Malibu Kids, they released the album Sound It Out in 2002. Soundtracks Redd Kross songs appear on the soundtracks to Good Burger, PCU, Bordello of Blood, An American Werewolf in Paris, and Varsity Blues. Their song "1976" plays over the end credits of the 1990 movie Spirit of '76. They contributed one song "It's a Scream" for the 2000 film Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday The Thirteenth but neither the soundtrack nor the song itself were ever released. The song "Uglier" was licensed and used in the film Hits by David Cross. Discography Albums EPs Red Cross (Posh Boy) (1980) Teen Babes from Monsanto (Gasatanka) (1984) 2500 Redd Kross Fans Can't Be Wrong (Sympathy for the Record Industry) (1993) Compilations Hot Issue (Redd Kross Fashion Records) (2016) Oh Canada!