despite demoing new songs, such as "Rock It" and "Adrift Without You" with new manager Chris Cooke, the band slowly disintegrated, playing their final concert in Amsterdam, on 4 December 1989. 1990–present As of 2009, Hurst had returned to music, potentially playing old Ghost Dance songs. Marx was in contact with Andrew Eldritch in 1995, and wrote several tracks for a studio collaboration, but never heard from Eldritch again. In 2005, Marx released the tracks as the album 1995 and Nowhere. He has also released his own debut album Pretty Black Dots and attempted to reissue Gathering Dust as a remastered CD-R, but it was soon withdrawn. Copies of Ghost Dance releases are no longer available. Stop the World occasionally appears on eBay, with the comparably scarcer CD issue often selling for over £40 (the exception is the reissue from Cherry Red Records can still be purchased direct, at retail price). The official Ghost Dance website contains several mp3s of unreleased and rare songs, with extra tracks for forum members. In 2019 Hurst formed a new version of Ghost Dance with ex-Harlequyn members Tim Walker, Dave Wood and Phil Noble - joined later by Stephen Derrig of Original Sin. All four new members played several gigs as support to the original Ghost Dance line-up in the late 1980's. The new Ghost Dance signed to Voltage Records for an album release in 2022. Discography References External links Ghost Dance official website Gary Marx official website Ghost Dance 2021 official website English gothic rock groups Post-punk groups from Leeds Death rock groups Female-fronted musical groups Musical groups established in 1985 Musical groups disestablished in 1989 Chrysalis Records artists 1985 establishments in England