and RSI fell asleep for a period of time. A slow restart by Irata, Onyx and SLL began the recovery of Red Sector Incorporated in the second half of this year, while Onyx came to know TCC Design. For the first time, RSI met Tristar members to party together. RSI and Defjam restarted releasing together. Later on, Irata became the main leader of the group. Slogan at the time: "RSI - The Voice of the Underground". In 1989, Red Sector Incorporated recruited The Clumsy Creepers as their demo division on Amiga. The filemagazine "News on Tour" got its first issue in August, written by RSI. In September, the "Red Sector Mega Demo" was published for ECS, a milestone in scene demo history and an instant classic, manufactured as a two 3½-inch disc production, winning the "Tristar Party" demo competition. It was later voted one of the best ten Amiga demos ever. Among others: Coding by TCC Design, Doctor Beat, Delta. Music by Romeo Knight, SCS, Mark 2 and Bit Arts. Graphics by Scum, Dark, Doctor C, Rat Sign, Delta. The demo division also released "The Red Sector Demomaker" on the Amiga, which was distributed by Data Becker. 1990 to 1992 The group Public Enemy was founded. Red Sector Incorporated and Public Enemy joined forces and extended to the PC. In February, RSI published the first issue of "Criminal" magazine. RSI was voted number one in the "World Charts" on Amiga. The Amiga demo "Follow Me" was released for ECS, followed by "Revenge of the Babbnasen" in the same format. It won the Cebit demo competition in March. On the Amiga, RSI and the relatively unknown group TRS combined to become Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated, or as short form: TRSI, on June 29. This was the beginning of the longest running merger in scene history up until today, being finalized at "The Silents and Red Sector Summer Conference" in Denmark. From there, TRSI became a vital crew in scene history, diverting activities to several playgrounds. Slogans at the time: "Twice the Fun - Double the Trouble" and "Back to the Roots" For a brief period, a multi-platform cooperation was in effect: Public Enemy/Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated/Defjam/The Dream Team. Public Enemy left the coalition, followed by the Dream Team, in 1991. Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated remained and still consists predominantly of European members from Germany, Austria, France and England.