Law were signed to I Scream Records, who were scheduled to release the band's first studio album of original material since 2001's The Party's Over, as well as reissues of their back catalog. The reissued albums were released on CD, digital download, and vinyl in 2014 with previously unreleased bonus tracks. However, to date, the new album of original material has yet to be released. Media In 2002, the band appeared in Matthew Barney's film Cremaster 3 along with Agnostic Front. In 2004, the song "Vicky Crown" appeared in a music video montage featuring Nick Mondo in the game Backyard Wrestling 2. In 2008, the song "A Day in the Life" was featured, as well as Jimmy G. himself as the DJ of Liberty City Hardcore (L.C.H.C) radio station in the action videogame Grand Theft Auto IV. Members Murphy's Law has gone through many line-up changes over its four decade history with Jimmy Gestapo its only constant member. Current members Jimmy Gestapo (James Drescher) – vocals (1982–present) Ben Social – guitars Amy Wappel – bass Seth Nelsen – drums Past members Guitars Alex "Uncle Al" Morris (1982–1986) Todd Youth (Danzig, Chrome Locust, Agnostic Front, Warzone, D Generation, Glen Campbell) (1989–1991, 1996) (died 2018) Jack Flanagan (The Mob) (1993) Ace Von Johnson (Madcap, The Generators, Duane Peters Gunfight) Christopher Kerrigan aka "Chris Redd" (Lockdown, Those Hated Hearts, Necktangle, Revenge of the Dragon) Chris Shannon (Demonspeed) Dan Nastasi (Dog Eat Dog, Nastasee, Mucky Pup, Kings Never Die) Erick "Epick" Hartz (Los Dudes, The Boilermakers, Zen Butcher, The Lobrows) Felipe Lithgow Jason Stickney (CHUD) Jason Burton (Not A Part of It) Joe Porfido (Inhuman, Agnostic Front) Johnny Waste (Urban Waste, Major Conflict) Larry "the Hunter" Nieroda (Subzero, Stigma, Son of Skam, Loved & Hated, Inhuman, Sheer Terror, Kings Never Die) Rick Bacchus Sean Kilkenny (Dog Eat Dog, Mucky Pup, Harley's War, Stigma) Tim Miller (Blanks 77Broken Heroes) Rod Martino (Ruder Than You) A.J. Novello (1997) Kane Kelly (die Strömms) Bass Adam Mucci (1982) Pete Martinez (1986) Chuck Valle (Ludichrist, Dripping Goss) (1989–1993) Dean Rispler (1996) Aaron "White Owl" Collins (Skarhead, White Trash, Hash) Anthony Di Masi (The Unopposed) Ben "Tucks" Orenstein (U.N. Posse) Brian Ellingham aka Pico Da' Bass (F.O. the Smack Magnet) Christian Hoffmeister Dug Donohoe Eddie Cohen Felipe Lithgow "Genghis" Jon Carrier Ghoul Man J.R. Phil Caivano (Shrapnel, Blitzspeer, Monster Magnet) Ron Delux (The Turnbucklers, Unlucky 3, Cinema Nine) Russel Iglay