with Rain Like the Sound of Trains, Sevens, and Spontaneous Earth. Following his time with Ignition, Chris Thomson would serve as the lead vocalist for Circus Lupus. In 2017, Soulside reunited to play one show in Prague at Scott McCloud's fiftieth birthday on November 5 at the Lucerna Music Bar. In 2019, the band played several shows in Europe and recorded three songs which were released in August, 2020 on Dischord Records via Bandcamp. A 7-inch vinyl single with two of the songs was also released. Band members Alexis Fleisig (drums) Scott McCloud (guitar) Bobby Sullivan (vocals) Johnny Temple (bass 1987–1989, 2017, 2019–2020) Chris Thomson (bass 1985–1987) Releases "Thanks" Split Single w/ Mission Impossible - Released under the "Lunchmeat" name (Sammich, 1985) Re-released with the title Getting Shit for Growing up Different Less Deep Inside Keeps LP/CD (Sammich/Dischord co-release, 1987) Trigger LP (Dischord, 1988) "Bass" b/w "103" 7 inch Single (Dischord, 1989) Hot Bodi-Gram LP (Dischord, 1989) Soon Come Happy CD (Dischord, 1990) (Note: a compilation of Trigger, "Bass" single, and Hot Bodi-Gram.) "This Ship" b/w "Madeleine Said" 7 inch Single/digital EP (Dischord, 2020) (Note: Digital EP comes with a third song, "Survival") A Brief Moment in the Sun LP (Dischord, 2022) References External links Dischord Records, band mini-site Dischord Records artists American post-hardcore musical groups Musical groups established in 1985 Musical groups disestablished in 1989 1985 establishments in the United States Indie rock musical groups from Washington, D.C.