concerts, a year apart). After the end of this project, Howard retired his Ace Tone organ and retreated to the studio to write music for Canada’s Global Television Network. He subsequently became Audio Director of the multimedia production company Chromacide and went on to write music for cartoons, commercials, websites and animations. The return of the Dave Howard Singers (2007-present) On April 7, 2007, the original lineup of The Dave Howard Singers (Howard and Max) reconvened to play at Mitzi’s Sister, Toronto. The project have performed several gigs since then. Apparently reinvigorated by his live activity, Howard has re-released his first four UK EPs ("Whoishe?", "Goodnight Karl Malden", "Rock On", "Yon Yonson") as a compilation CD called What Your Girlfriend Threw Out, Or Your Friend Never Returned. They continue to perform live, however only when the occasion is justified. On Monday November 12, 2012 at the Wrongbar in Toronto, The Dave Howard Singers opened for Lydia Lunch. Discography Albums Alone And Gone (1983, self-released cassette album) It’s About Time, (1991, Ghetto Recording Company, Germany-only – also released in Canada as Devoured album 13) Singles and EPs A Loan And A Yawn (1983, self-released cassette EP) Whoishe? EP (1985, Hallelujah! Records) (UK Indie No. 39) Goodnight Karl Malden EP (1986, Hallelujah! Records) "Rock On" (1986, Fun After All Records) "It Doesn't Cut Like a Knife" (1987, Hallelujah! Records) Yon Yonson (1987, Hallelujah! Records) (UK Indie No. 4) Yon Yonson Meets Dr R-R-Ruth (1987, Hallelujah! Records) "Chances" (1988, Pinpoint) What Do You Say To An Angel? (1989, Pinpoint Records) All My Relatives Look The Same (1990, Ghetto Recording Company) Compilations What Your Girlfriend Threw Out, Or Your Friend Never Returned (2007, DHS - compiles the four EPs “Whoishe?”, “Goodnight Karl Malden”, “Rock On”, “Yon Yonson”) See also Music of Canada Canadian rock List of Canadian musicians List of bands from Canada :Category:Canadian musical groups References External links The Dave Howard Singers homepage The Dave Howard Singers @ MySpace Chromacide homepage (Dave Howard's dayjob) "Boys And Girls... Here's The Road Warrior" - feature and interview on Gutterbeatz weblog, January 24, 2004 Dillon, Charlotte "[ Dave Howard Biography]", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation Musical groups established in 1981 Musical groups disestablished in 1992 Musical groups reestablished in 2007 Canadian indie rock groups British indie rock groups Musical groups from Toronto Musical groups from London 1981 establishments in Ontario 1992 disestablishments in Ontario