Band Members
- Current members
- Murv Douglas - Bass
- Maurice Engelen (aka Praga Khan) - Synthesizers and programming, vocals
- Méa Fisher (aka DJ Méa) - Lead vocals
- Andre Karkos (aka Virus) - Guitars
- Kirk Salvador - Drums and electronic percussion
- Key former members
- Olivier Adams - Synthesizers and programming, drums, vocals
- Ludo Camberlin (aka Carl S. Johansen) - Guitars, synthesizers and programming
- Ruth McArdle (aka Lady Galore and Cherrie Blue) - Vocals on Voodoo-U
- Deborah Ostrega - Lead Vocals on Farstucker and Private Parts
- Nikkie Van Lierop (aka Jade 4U and Darling Nikkie) - Lead Vocals, synthesizers and programming
- Other contributors
- Zak Bagans - Guest vocals
- Hans Bruyninckx (aka Hans-X) - Bass
- Lacey Conner - Live vocals (Sextreme Ball Tour)
- Wim Daans (aka Shai de la Luna) - Live Synthesizers and programming
- Natalie Delaet - Live vocals, dancer
- Glenn Engelen - Music and Arrangements
- Alana Evans - Guest vocals
- Erhan Kurkun - Guitars, Music and Arrangements
- Kurt Liekens (aka Kurt McGuinness) - Drums and electronic percussion
- Tejo De Roeck (aka Tej-Doo) - Additional synthesizers and programming
- Sin Quirin - Live guitars (Sextreme Ball Tour)
- Inja Van Gastel - Live vocals, synthesizers, dancer
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