by Deep Six Records. Two separate additional reissues of the original Siege material issued on LP in 2006 and 2009 by the Deep Six label contained an additional three tracks, "Two-Faced", "Trained To Kill", and "Questions Behind The Wall", recorded during Radiobeat sessions. The 1991 recording was unreleased for many years. The track "Cameras" was eventually issued on the 13 Bands Who Think You're Gay compilation LP released by Putnam in 2004. The additional three tracks—"Death & Taxes", "New World Order" and "Disregard"—were thought to be lost before being rediscovered on cassette in 2014. The four songs were released on PATAC Records as the "Lost Session '91" 7-inch later that year. Williams remained musically active and formed the band Nightstick, which additionally featured Putnam and Habelt at times. Williams and Mahoney also played together in The Spoils, who released the ...To the Victor LP in 2007. Putnam died of a suspected heart attack on July 11, 2011, while Mahoney died on October 14 that year after an extended battle with diabetes. Williams occasionally performed Siege material live with the Providence band Dropdead, including at Mayland Death Fest in 2014. A performance in Cambridge, Massachusetts in February 2015 was billed as their final live collaboration. Second reunion (2016–2023) In 2016, Williams and Habelt reformed the group. The band was completed by vocalist Mark Fields, second guitarist Chris Leamy (bandleader of Brian Famine, and a member of Japanese Torture Comedy Hour with Pig Destroyer guitarist Scott Hull). They played their first show in Providence with headliners Infest. Further performances included guest saxophone players, including John Zorn, Ernie Kim, "Party" Marty Phillips and John “Westy” Weston. Leamy moved to bass guitar in 2017, and second guitarist Ben Barnett (of Dropdead) completed the lineup. The band played a show at the Midway Cafe in Boston mid-September 2022, prior to playing the London hardcore festival Chimpyfest. They scheduled their final performances in New York and Los Angeles in 2023. Covers Napalm Death covered "Walls" on their second John Peel session and "Conform" on Leaders Not Followers: Part 2. Disrupt covered "Cold War" on their 1992 live EP Smash Divisions. Witch Hunt covered "Conform" on their Crucial Chaos Sessions. Lycanthrophy covered "Conform" on their split with Say Why. Anal Cunt included a section of "New World Order" in the Siege medley on their album Morbid Florist in 1993. Exhumed covered "Drop Dead" on their covers album