actually just Ogre and Rave. ohGr: Ogre's project with Mark Walk, originally known as "W.E.L.T.". Their first album was originally recorded in 1995, but was held up in legal issues with the label. An early incarnation of W.E.L.T. included Ogre and Al Jourgensen, whose unreleased track "Noreen" evolved into Ministry's "The Fall". Ogre and Mark Walk have also recorded as "Ogre & Mark Walk". Welt (2001)SunnyPsyOp (2003)Devils in my Details (2008)Undeveloped (2011)TrickS (2018) The Petty Tyrants: A one-off project of Ogre with Mark Walk and Bill Rieflin. Contributed a cover of Wire's "Our Swimmer" to the Wire tribute album Whore in 1996. platEAU: Key and Phil Western's ambient techno/chillout project.Music For Grass Bars (1997)Dutch Flowers (1997)Spacecake (1999)Iceolator (2002)Kushbush + Music For Grass Bars Special Edition (2007) PTP: Ogre contributed vocals to the song "Show Me Your Spine" by this Ministry side project, which was used in the 1987 film RoboCop, but was not commercially released until 2004 on Ministry's Side Trax compilation. Raw Dog: a collaboration between Ogre and David "Rave" Ogilvie. Contributed the track "Raw Dog" to the 1993 compilation Rivet Head Culture on the record label If It Moves. Rx: Ogre's one-off project with Martin Atkins. Also known as "Ritalin". Bedside Toxicology (1998) Scaremeister: Key's film scoring project. Key contributed to several pieces on John Debney's score for End of Days (1999). The Tear Garden: Formed by Key and Edward Ka-Spel in 1985.The Tear Garden (1986)Tired Eyes Slowly Burning (1987)The Last Man To Fly (1992)Sheila Liked The Rodeo (1993)Bouquet of Black Orchids (compilation) (1993)To Be An Angel Blind, The Crippled Soul Divide (1996)Crystal Mass (2000)For Those Who Would Walk With The Gods (compilation) (2001)Eye Spy With My Little Eye (2002)The Secret Experiment (2007)Have a Nice Trip (2009) ZZZ Bot: Key with Jacob Cino of Third Eye Tribe. Guest appearances Notable guest appearances of Skinny Puppy members with other bands include: Ogre with KMFDM: Ogre performed vocals on "Torture" from KMFDM's Symbols, and joined the band for its 1997 tour. He also performed vocals on "That's All" and "Full Worm Garden" on KMFDM's Adios (1999). Ogre with Ministry: Ogre toured with Ministry in the late 1980s and co-wrote "Thieves" and "Breathe" on Ministry's The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste (1989). Ministry would often perform a live cover of Skinny Puppy's "Smothered Hope" during this period. Ogre with Pigface: Ogre toured extensively with the industrial rock supergroup Pigface