 The band then moved to Keane's own Gaia Communications label, continuing their occult-themed and more electronic-oriented music on several further albums, including "In the Sea of E" (1987), "Songs for the Children of Baphomet" (2001) and "North-West Soul" (2004), with Keane the only constant member.In 2010, McDonald reemerged to self-release an album titled "The Pope's Daughter", though Keane was not involved.Other members at various times included bassist Ambrose Reynolds (who had previously played in Liverpool bands such as Big in Japan, Hollycaust, Nightmares in Wax and Walkie Talkies, and was also a member of Pink Industry), Jeff Turner (saxophone, clarinet, guitar, violin), Karen Halewood (synthesizer, vocals), John Walsh (bass guitar), Phil Hurst (drums) and Kif (drums).