Pentagram split up again, and in 1996, a new lineup was forged, consisting of Liebling on vocals, Hasselvander on drums, and new members Greg Reeder on guitar and Ned Meloni on bass. This lineup recorded a demo, Change of Heart . Shortly afterward, Pentagram re-emerged as a studio duo, with Liebling retaining vocal duties and Hasselvander taking care of all instrumentation. In 1998, Downtime Records released a number of early recordings on a compilation album titled Human Hurricane ; and 1972–1979 (Vol. 2) , a bootleg follow-up to 1972–1979 , was released in 1999 by Peace Records.
Pentagram split up again, and in 1996, a new lineup was forged
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