Posh Boy Records were released under the name Rik L Rik on the compilation album Beach Blvd. Negative Trend 3.5 and Break-up (1979) After only a few gigs with the third version of Negative Trend, Shatter quit the band and was replaced by 16-year-old Jonathan Henrickson. After traveling to Austin, Texas to play two shows, Rik decided leave the band. The final three Negative Trend shows had guest singers. The final Negative Trend show took place on April 27, 1979, at Mills College in Oakland, California with The Queer and Dead Kennedys. Ricky Williams did most of the singing at this final show. Mooney, Williams, and Gray would go on to form the band Toiling Midgets. Reformation (2008-2010) In July 2008, DePace put together a version of Negative Trend with himself on drums, Gray on guitar, Paul Hood on bass, and Paul Casteel singing. Rezabek was not asked to perform with the reformed version of the band. After the first gig, Tom Mallon took over Hood's position as bass player. After the second gig, DePace was forced to stop playing due to his commitments with the band Flipper. Tony Sales then replaced DePace on drums. The band went on to play a few more shows before splitting up in 2010. Former band members Craig Gray – guitar Will Shatter – bass; died at the age of 31 after an accidental heroin overdose on December 9, 1987 Todd Robertson – drums Rozz Rezabek – vocals Mikal Waters – vocals Steve DePace – drums Rik L Rik – vocals; died at the age of 39 as a result of brain cancer on June 30, 2000 Tim Mooney – drums Jonathan Henrickson – bass Ricky Williams – vocals; died of a heroin overdose on November 21, 1992 Paul Casteel – vocals Paul Hood – bass Toby Dick – vocals Tom Mallon – bass Tony Sales – drums Discography EPs Negative Trend (1978, Heavy Manners). Various artists compilation appearances "I Got Power", and "Mercenaries", on Tooth and Nail (1979, Upsetter). References Further reading Search & Destroy No. 1-6: The complete reprint. V/Search Publications, 1996. Hardcore California: A history of punk and new wave. Peter Belsito and Bob Davis; Last Gasp, 1983. X-Capees: A San Francisco punk photo documentary. Text by Howie Klein, photos by Raye Santos, Richard McCaffree and f-stop Fitzgerald; Last Gasp, 1981. Punk '77: An inside look at the San Francisco rock