rotation on Much Music and MTV. Courage was certified gold. A third single, "A Place Called Hysteria" was released off the album but received little push from the record label. The band continued to tour for the next few years, mainly in smaller clubs around Ontario, Canada. The band subsequently left Capitol Records, and released their third and final album Wildseed in 1995 on the independent label Iron Music. The album was recorded at eNVy Studio and produced by Gary Flint. Guitarist Darrell Flint was added, replacing Mark Storm. The album received little attention and almost no airplay. In 1996, Maria del Mar joined the all female band Hassenpfeffer and recorded an album 'Songs of Convenience' (MaGaDa International). Despite frequent confusion, Del Mar is not the same person as television actress Maria del Mar. To further confusion, Maria del Mar (singer) has done some acting, including the 1991 Toronto indie film, 'The Events Leading up to my Death'. Directed by Bill Robertson. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104213/ Maria continued to work in the Toronto music scene into the early 2000's, including gigs with Classic Albums Live and with the Rolling Stones tribute band Midnight Ramblers. Storm was reported missing in November 2002. The following June, his body was found in Lake Ontario. The band got together in 2003 for a benefit concert to help Mark's family during the difficult time. The band has performed periodically, including shows at Toronto's Bovine Sex Club in 2011 and 2012, and continue to perform at select venues. Discography National Velvet (EP, 1986) National Velvet (1988) Courage (1990) Wildseed (1995) See also Toronto goth scene References Musical groups established in 1986 Musical groups disestablished in 1995 Canadian goth groups Musical groups from Toronto Musical groups reestablished in 2011 1986 establishments in Ontario 1995 disestablishments in Ontario 2011 establishments in Ontario Canadian hard rock musical groups