again, they had been dropped by their label, Another Planet Records, but after adding Curt Steyer on bass and Frank Ferrer (Guns N' Roses, Psychedelic Furs), who was shortly replaced by Tobias Ralph (Lauryn Hill, King Crimson, Tricky) on drums, they were signed to IndieCent Magazine's label Popsmart Records. Their next release, Gift Of Demise EP, was a stronger collaborative effort between Goss and Souza and featured arguably the band's most famous song Before The Fall. Lorne Behrman referenced the song in her short story Bummertime Blues, featured in the Village Voice, in a scene where one character recommends it to another, the scene reads: "So you'd probably dig the dissonant jiggle of Dripping Goss's 'Before the Fall.' Personally, the verses were a bit arty, but the chunky breakdowns and spacey outro jam were smokin’." For, what would be their last release, the band recorded at IWII Studios in New Jersey. The 1998 album called Blue Collar, Black Future was engineered by Roy Cicala,(John Lennon) and produced by Genya Ravan. The album’s cover featured a photo by Mick Rock. It was rehearsed in something of a psychedelic sanctuary that Goss created in Manhattan. The importance of this space was summed up by Goss when he said: "For me, to hear the record and really listen to it, it smells like the room". In their review, All Music said of the album: "Don't expect to get this one in a single spin; Blue Collar, Black Future follows in the footsteps of Lou Reed's dark classic Berlin as another sullen "film for the ear." It is a unique statement for those who like to take dark alleys like this for their entertainment." The band split up in 1999. Warzone 1994 - 1997 In 1994 Goss joined seminal New York hardcore band, Warzone. Goss and lead singer, Raymond "Raybeez" Barbieri, met when they worked at The Ritz and Goss joined the band upon the recommendation of Todd Youth (Motörhead, Ace Frehley). Goss played guitar on the albums: Split with Cause for Alarm and Lower East Side, both of which were released by Victory Records. Goss then toured with Warzone through Europe and Japan. Goss continued to play with the band until Babieri’s death in 1997. Fuzz Deluxe 2000 - 2003 Goss next project was with, then, young poet from Palenville named Simon Felice. Recognising the talent of the man who would later found