Gregory Slay created Sleepwell. Drummer Gregory Slay died on January 1, 2010, aged 40, of complications from cystic fibrosis. On May 22, 2010, Remy Zero played their first show together in eight years as a tribute to Gregory in New Orleans, the town where he was born. This was followed by the release of the new single Til the End" on the label Popantipop, on September 7, 2010. From October 7 to 12, 2010, Remy Zero performed in memory of their drummer at venues including Dante's in Portland, Oregon, The Crocodile Cafe in Seattle, Cafe Du Nord in San Francisco, and in Spaceland in Los Angeles. The band's Twitter account confirmed that these shows would be the final word from the band. On October 18, 2011, Gregory Slay's final solo album, released under the moniker Horsethief Beats, titled The Sound Will Find You, featured Remy Zero bandmates Jeffrey Cain and Cedric Lemoyne and was published on the Communicating Vessels label. Jeffrey Cain is now a member of the Australian band The Church, best known for their 1988 hit song "Under the Milky Way". Cinjun Tate composed the music for Amy Jo Johnson's 2017 movie The Space Between''. In 2020, a mostly new studio recording featuring Shelby Tate and Cinjun Tate was released digitally under the name Zero Brothers. Band members August Cinjun Tate – vocals, guitar Shelby Tate – guitar, vocals, keyboards Jeffrey Cain – guitar Cedric LeMoyne – bass Louis Schefano – drums (1989–1996) Gregory Slay – drums (c. 1996–2003) Touring Leslie Van Trease – guitar, keyboards Chip Kilpatrick – drums (2010) Timeline Discography Studio albums EPs Singles References External links Save Me from My Half-Life Drive Documentary Remy Zero interview, October 10, 2010 Alternative rock groups from Alabama American post-grunge musical groups Musical groups established in 1989 Musical groups disestablished in 2003 Musical groups from Birmingham, Alabama Capitol Records artists DGC Records artists Warner Music Group artists Elektra Records artists