in 1999, it was decided that the band would play its final shows in Hobart, before a "grand-final" show at Melbourne's Corner Hotel on 18 February 2000. Legacy Evans, who made a number of cameos with Ninetynine, recorded with that band whilst on the 1999 tour. Shortly after Sea Scouts disbanded, he formed Bird Blobs in Melbourne. The Bird Blobs were active between 1999 and 2005, releasing an EP and two albums on Unstable Ape Records. After the Bird Blobs disbanded, Evans moved to New York City where he formed the bands Degreaser and Bogan Dust. Upon returning to Australia he formed Coconuts and filled in on vocals for Venom P. Stinger for a time. In 2016 he released the album Wretched Wings under his own name on the New York label Ever/Never. Zach von Bamburger founded Mongoose, Monster Monster Monster and Ditchboss, and now plays in Go Genre Everything. Monica Fikerle now plays drums with Love of Diagrams and bass with Baseball, both bands being based in Melbourne. Alex Pope plays in Hobart black metal band Ruins. Members Tim Evans – vocals, guitar (1994–2000) Monika Fikerle — drums (1995, 1997–2000) Andy Hazel – drums (1996) Sara May Libero – drums (1996–97) Alex Pope – bass, vocals (1996–2000) Zach von Bamburger – vocals, bass (1995–96) Discography Albums Pattern Recognition – Chapter Music (CH15) (1 August 1997) Beacon of Hope – Unstable Ape (PATSY003) (December 1998) EPs $100,000 Dollar Mamal – Independent (1996) Singles "Word as a Weapon" – Zum (ZUM005) (20 August 1999) References External links MySpace website Mess and Noise Tasmanian musical groups Musical groups established in 1994 Musical groups disestablished in 2000 Australian indie rock groups Australian rock music groups