or Rx was a one-off side project by

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band member

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, in collaboration with

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founder

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. The project was originally called

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, but the name was changed for legal reasons. Rx released an album of industrial rock music, ''Bedside Toxicology'', in 1998.

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'' (1998)"Bedside Toxicology"
''DropD Magazine'', December 5, 1998. Dorothy Parvaz *''Dubs'' (2006, Limited to 500 copies)

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Skinny Puppy Musical groups established in 1998 Musical groups disestablished in 2006 Musical groups from Vancouver Canadian industrial music groups 1998 establishments in British Columbia 2006 disestablishments in British Columbia {{Canada-band-stub

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