Squelch and the meeting up with future producer Witchman (John Roome). For a short while the band hooked up with Chas Smash (Madness) as manager, this indirectly led to a meeting with Korda Marshall and a deal was struck with Infectious/ Mushroom Records (home of Garbage and Ash). The band's fifth album Sleazy Listening was recorded in Edinburgh with John Roome (Witchman) producing. It featured Paul Haig, Little Annie, Niroshini Thambar, Chris Ross, John Roome and Katie Morrison. The album mixed electronica and live instrumentation and received critical acclaim. Melody Maker stating that, "If Finitribe had lived and worked in Bristol they would have won the Mercury Music prize by now". The album was launched with a sell out gig at The Shooting Gallery, Edinburgh with Davy Henderson's Nectarine No. 9. The band toured the UK with their most successful gigs for several years, headlining the ICA in London. They recorded the first ever John Peel live session and released three further singles for Infectious. This was the band's last album and tour - their last gig was at a sell out Bath Moles Club in the summer of 1998. Other interests and priorities meant that Pinsky and Miller put Finitribe to one side. One more single was released, "Bored" (2000). In January 2014, the band reissued "De Testimony" on limited 12" vinyl. Finiflex Vick developed the Finiflex recording studio, based in Leith. Providing high-end sound recordings for television, radio, sound design and advertising with clients including IKEA and Irn Bru. Vick joined with DJ Davie Miller to form the band Finiflex, releasing their first single Ta Ta Oo Ha in 2017, with an album Sulliven due in June 2018. The band supported Sparks at their Glasgow show in May 2018. Members David Miller (guitar/vocals/noise) Philip Pinsky (bass/vocals & production) John Vick (keyboards/sampling/production & editing, until 1996) Simon McGlynn (drums, until 1988) Andy McGregor (guitar/vocals/noise & pictures, until 1988) Chris Connelly (vocals/production, until 1988) Vegetarianism The members of Finitribe are known to be vegetarian. Selected discography "Curling and Stretching" 12" EP (Finiflex 1984) "Let the Tribe Grow" EP (Cathexis 1986) Noise, Lust & Fun (Finiflex 1988, One Little Indian 1989) Grossing 10K (One Little Indian 1989) An Unexpected Groovy Treat (One Little Indian 1992) "Forevergreen" EP (1993) – UK No. 51 "Brand New" (1994) – UK No. 69 Sheigra (FFRR 1995) "Squelch" (1996) Sleazy Listening (Infectious 1998) As Finiflex Ta