Band Members
- Current members
- Michael Crafter - lead vocals (Ex-I Killed The Prom Queen) (Ex-Bury Your Dead) (Ex-Carpathian)
- Doyle Perez - guitar, clean vocals (D At Sea)
- Russell Holland - guitar
- Jake Dargavile - drums (Ex-Missouri Breaks/Now, Lie Sleep)
- Jared Latham - bass (Ex-Missouri Breaks/Now, Lie Sleep)
- Former members
- Borgs - bass
- Matthew Owens - drums, percussion (Carry Me Home)
- Dan Brown - clean vocals, guitar, bass (Ex-50 Lions) (The Amity Affliction) (Carry Me Home)
- Adam Harris - guitar
- Tyrone Burke - guitar
- Shane O'Brien - drums, percussion (Carry Me Home) (Jack The Stripper)(I Killed The Prom Queen) (Ex-Buried In Verona)
- Tim Anderson - bass (Ex-The Red Shore)
- William Carrette - guitar (D At Sea)
- Touring Members
- Kevin Cameron - guitar (I Killed The Prom Queen)
- Jamie Hope - bass (Ex-The Red Shore) (I Killed The Prom Queen) (Carry Me Home)
- Matt 'Gremlin' Gravolin - guitar (Ex-The Bride) (Hellions)
- Andy Marsh - bass (Thy Art Is Murder)
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