"Guilty", and "Where's Bohemia" have also been demoed by Folds. Following the break-up The band broke up in early 1990, and Ben quickly formed the short-lived Pots & Pans with himself on drums, Evan Olson on bass, and Britt “Snüzz” Uzzell on guitar and vocals. The debut Majosha album was re-issued as a Pots & Pans album while the band recorded a demo tape. The band only lasted about a month, and Olson and Snüzz went on to form Bus Stop with Folds' brother, Chuck Folds, on bass, and Eddie Walker on drums. They have independently released 4 CDs. Folds went on to form the alternative rock band Ben Folds Five with Robert Sledge and Darren Jessee in 1993, with whom he was released 4 studio albums. Outside of the band Folds has pursued a successful solo career and collaborated with artists such as Amanda Palmer, William Shatner, Regina Spektor, "Weird Al" Yankovic, and yMusic. He has also continued to work with former Majosha and Pots & Pans members. After the break-up of Bus Stop, Powers has released a eponymous solo album, and has been the bassist of Counting Crows since 2008, appearing on every record since the departure of Matt Malley. Evan Olson, Snüzz, and Chuck Folds have also since pursued respective solo careers. References American alternative rock groups Ben Folds