nonetheless, this was Peel's first entry into music, and she enjoyed working with someone who was "kind of famous" in Ireland, although they, "never actually played a gig - only did studio work and rehearsed". A more substantial effort was known as AV8 (sometimes "Aviate"). This began in 1998 when Healy and Niamh McDonald began a writing and performing partnership, to be joined about a year later by French guitarist Morgan Pincot. AV8 recorded an album called Tremor, and was still a going concern in 2002, albeit with a name change to "Sweet Hereafter", but may now be defunct as Healy, with David Morrissey, is currently part of Mark Cullen's Pony Club. Healy has also produced for Pony Club, and for other bands such as She's a Beauty. Four tracks from Tremor (Fireside / Push / Now and Forever / Never Knew What Luck Was) have been available for streaming and/or download on AV8's website. Since 2020, Fergal Bunbury has been issuing new recordings on Bandcamp under the name FBU62 (effboosicksteetoo). To date he has released two LP's (This is Not For You and We Were Not There at the Beginning) and six EP's (EP1;40 Shades of Greed, EP2;We Will Never Make These Numbers Work and EP3;Tinsel, EP4;Variations in A Major, EP5; Here Come the Bad Times and EP6; Out of Tempo). Discography Albums EPs Compilation appearances Singles 1 - Though failing to chart on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, the song managed to chart at No. 9 on the U.S. Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart. 2 - Also failing to chart on the U.S. Hot 100, but the song managed to bubble under the Radio and Records Top 50 pop chart. John Peel sessions Session, 25 January 1987, produced by Dale Griffin. "Call Me Blue" / "Y.O.U." / "Hit Me Over the Head with Your Handbag Dear" / "Heart Happy" Session, 2 February 1992, at Maida Vale Studio, produced by Dale Griffin. "Endless Art" / "Charity" / "Freakshow" / "Force Feed" References External links A House homepage with discography and lyrics The Irish Music Database has an entry and family tree for A House A House entry in The Irish Punk & New Wave Discography AV8 webpage Musical groups established in 1985 Musical groups disestablished in 1997 Irish alternative rock groups Blanco y Negro Records artists Parlophone artists Setanta Records artists Sire Records artists MCA Records artists Musical groups