P. Fluid and the P. Fluid Foundation performed in clubs in and around New York City but never released an album. Shortly after leaving 24-7 Spyz for the second time, P. Fluid, now using the name Forrest Thinner, formed BlkVampires. The band released a five-song EP titled "The Collector's Item" through the Catch A Fire website. These five songs had previously been recorded by 24-7 Spyz and released on "Temporarily Disconnected". In 2005, the New York City based band released their debut, self-titled album, compiling seven previously unreleased tracks as well as the five songs previously included on "The Collector's Item" EP. In 2010, the band released a follow-up ten-song EP/DVD titled "Blkcula". A five-song release, titled "The Devil's Music", followed in 2012. Also in 2012, Thinner was the creative director and publisher of a book titled "The HarlequinX". The book, based on a short film and characters created by Thinner, was written by CJ Cassidy and edited by Hector Valle. Thinner also appeared in the film "Riot on the Dance Floor", a documentary about City Gardens, a nightclub formerly located in Trenton, New Jersey. In 2015, the band released the two-song "Eric Garner" EP. In 2019, Thinner announced that BlkVampires had broken up and that he was embarking on his first solo project, BlkVampiresX.