 The duo took a three-year hiatus in 1992, returning in 1995 with "At Devil's Fork", an LP recorded with percussionist Ben Forceville entirely in a wooded area.The band stopped performing in 1998, but reformed in 2004 and started performing live again to promote a series of remixes and re-releases of their material.The touring continued into 2006, with the band stating on their website that "Live, The Neon Judgement will continue to give art terrorism a good name, finding new ways of marrying noise and beauty, machines and magic".