Band Members
1993-1995
- Jaime Harding — lead singer
- Nick McCall — guitar
- Phil Cunningham — guitar
- Sergio F — guitar
- Tony Grantham — guitar
- Ollie 'the beat' Moore — drums (replaced by Murad Mousa in 1994)
- Julian Phillips — bass guitar (replaced by Nick Gilbert in 1995)
1995-1999
- Jaime Harding — lead singer
- Phil Cunningham — guitar
- Tony Grantham — guitar
- Murad Mousa — drums
- Nick Gilbert — bass guitar
2006-2007
- Jaime Harding — lead singer
- Phil Cunningham — guitar
- Jake Evans — guitar
- Che Hargreaves — bass guitar
- Jack Mitchell — drums (also in Haven)
2007-2008
- Jaime Harding — lead singer
- Phil Cunningham — guitar
- Nat Wason — guitar (also in Haven)
- Che Hargreaves — bass guitar
- Jack Mitchell — drums (also in Haven)
2008-current
- Jaime Harding — lead singer
- Phil Cunningham — guitar
- Tony Grantham — guitar
- Julian Philips — bass guitar
- Jack Mitchell — drums (also in Haven)
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