The early collages (1982) by Zoviet France were even more savage than Nurse With Wound's, evoking a cross between musique concrete and tribal music. The monumental double-albums Mohnomishe (1983) and Eostre (1984) reduced the impact of their "wall of noise", but retained the two key elements that set Zoviet France apart: a trance-oriented approach and "lo-fi" electronics. The tetralogy of "Charm, Ceremony, Chance, Prophecy" ("CCCP"), begun with Misfits, Loony Tunes And Squalid Criminals (1986), marked a move towards a less hostile and more atmospheric sound. (from www.scaruffi.com) * Paolo di Paolo (1984-1986) * Andy Eardley (1990-1995) * Lisa Hale (1980-1981) * Peter Jensen (1980-1984) * Ben Ponton (1980-present) * Mark Spybey (1987-1989) * Robin Storey(1980-1992) * Mark Warren (1995-present) In response to the question where are they now, the various components of Zoviet France's erratic history are as follows: Co-founder, Robin Storey records, produces and performs live as Rapoon. Peter Jensen, the third original member, lasted until 1984. He is now performing cover versions as part of Meltdown. Paulo de Paulo was involved from 1984 until 1986. He now works as an illustrator based in London, for the press. Mark Spibey had the dubious honour of never appearing on a Zoviet France recording but did play live at the 'Paradiso' in Amsterdam, for their third ever performance. Relocated to Canada he was last heard of working on noise-based material with a member of Skinny Puppy. Andy Erdley and Andrew ? were both extensively involved in Zoviet France. Formerly known as Horizon 222, they are now together as Ingleton Falls. One of the pair, DJs at north-eastern ambient events under the name 'Zero Beat'. Zoviet France remain under the leadership of co-founder Ben Ponten, who incidentally, retains a commitment to animal rights.