with film and theater actor and writer Michael Wiener on a project called "The Children...", releasing a self-titled CD and performing a number of show-events typically integrating projections and theatrical elements, and occurring in nontraditional venues such as multimedia dinner theaters and churches. On their 1997 album City, Strapping Young Lad covered "Room 429" (originally from Cop Shoot Cop's Ask Questions Later.) In the same year, space rock band Spiritualized included a track titled "Cop Shoot Cop" on their album Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space. In 2005, Cop Shoot Cop's "Migration" (Puleo) was used in a television ad for Nike. A later addition to the group, Michael Kaminski joined as lead guitarist, touring in Europe until the band's 1996 breakup. He continued to play music in Europe, eventually returning to his hometown of Akron, Ohio. An arrest there landed him in the news and in the headlines of music blogs. In late 2019, Phil Puleo and Jim Coleman joined Chris Spencer (from the now disbanded UNSANE) and Chris Pravdica (former Puleo bandmate from Swans) to form the industrial/rock/noise supergroup Human Impact. Their first self-titled album was released in March 2020. Members Tod A. – vocals, bass guitar (1987–1996) Jim Coleman – sampler, piano (1988–1996) Steven McMillen – guitar, trumpet (1993–1996) Jack Natz – bass guitar, vocals, harmonica (1988–1996) Phil Puleo – drums, percussion (1987–1996) David Ouimet – keyboards, sampler (1987–1989) Discography Studio albums Splits and EPs Singles Compilation appearances References External links Phil Puleo's website Phil Puleo's Instagram Cop Shoot Cop Jim Coleman's website Jack Nantz's Instagram Musical groups from New York (state) American experimental rock groups