Royer remained active with D.I., who released "What Good Is Grief to a God?" in 1988 and "Tragedy Again" in 1989. Alfie Agnew rejoined D.I. from 1990 to 1992, joined by ex-Adolescent Dan Colburn on bass guitar; the two performed on the live album "Live at a Dive" (1993). Rikk Agnew, meanwhile, briefly rejoined Christian Death (performing on the live album "Sleepless Nights: Live 1990") and released another solo album, "Emotional Vomit" (1990), under the name Rikk Agnew's Yard Sale; it featured contributions from his brothers Frank and Alfie. His third solo album, "Turtle", was released in 1992. Following the Flower Leperds, Tony Brandenburg started a new group, Sister Goddamn, who issued two albums, "Portrait in Crayon" (1992) and "Folksongs of the Spanish Inquisition" (1995).