final Prolapse LP was Ghosts of Dead Aeroplanes, released in 1999, after which the group drifted apart. As of 2005, Mick Derrick was working as an archaeologist in Norway, Pat Marsden lived in nearby Denmark, drummer Tim played in MJ Hibbett & The Validators, Linda Steelyard was a reporter for the Leicester Mercury and David Jeffreys was a professor of art at Savannah College of Art and Design. In January 2015, Prolapse reformed to play a series of live dates. The band also performed with Scottish post-rock group Mogwai. These were followed by digital re-releases of much of their back catalogue, including a planned "deluxe edition" of their first album "Pointless Walks to Dismal Places" on Optic Nerve. In 2019, the band released The Flex E​.​P., which contained previously unreleased material that had been recorded by the band during their active years. In 2022, Prolapse reformed to complete a short UK tour and posted on their Bandcamp PRE 010: Prolapse – John Peel session 20.08.94 and PRE 011: Prolapse – John Peel session 08.04.97, which contained recordings from the band's work with John Peel. Discography Albums Pointless Walks to Dismal Places (Cherry Red) – 1994 backsaturday (Lissy's) – 1995 The Italian Flag (Radar) – 1997 Ghosts of Dead Aeroplanes – (Cooking Vinyl) – 1999 Singles and EPs Crate: Songs for Ella (Cherry Red) – 1993 Pull Thru Barker (Cherry Red) – 1994 Doorstop Rhythmic Bloc (Cherry Red) – 1994 TCR (Love Train) – 1995 When Space Invaders Were Big/Love Like Anthrax (Cherry Red) – 1995 Psychotic Now (split-artist Flexi given away free with Warped Reality magazine issue 4) Flexed / Unroadkill (Lissy's) – 1996 Autocade (Radar) – 1997 Killing The Bland (Radar) – 1997 Snappy Horse (Radar) – 1997 Deanshanger (Radar) – 1998 Fob.com (Cooking Vinyl) – 1999 The Flex E.P. (Self released) – 2019 PRE 010: Prolapse – John Peel session 20.08.94 (Self released) – 2022 PRE 011: Prolapse – John Peel session 08.04.97 (Self released) – 2022 References External links The Palace of Prolapse Prolapse myspace page Pineapster – Prolapse Interview on the Leicester Bands website Prolapse interview from Delusions of Adequacy (2007) Prolapse interview from Warped Reality (originally published in Puncture 1996) English rock music groups Musical groups from Leicester Alumni of the University of Leicester Radar Records artists