Members
First line-up
- David Keenan (vocals, guitar)
- Neil Grant (drums)
- Sushil K Dade (bass)
- John Hogarty (guitar)
Second line-up
- David Keenan (vocals, guitar)
- Rachel Devine (vocals, guitar, violin)
- Gavin Laird (bass, vocals)
- Brendan O’Hare (drums, guitar, vocals)
- Richard Youngs - (vocals, keyboards, violin, guitar—2nd album only)
Reformation line-up
- David Keenan (vocals, guitar)
- Rachel Devine (vocals, guitar)
- Gavin Laird (guitar, vocals)
- Kenneth Broom - (drums, saxophone)
- Raymond Prior (bass, vocals)
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