In 1988, the band moved to Greg Ginn’s SST Records for their 4th release, Farced . The line-up however was the same as on Bumper Crop , including Miller on piano and Waleik on sitar. 1989 brought their most experimental release, Thing of Beauty , also on SST, on which David Kleiler (formerly from the band Sorry) replaced Chuck Hahn on guitar. This would be the Volcano Suns’ final line up. The band moved to Chicago-based indie label Quarterstick Records for their final release, Career in Rock in 1991. The album was engineered by Steve Albini , who would later work with Bob Weston in their band Shellac .
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