Members
- Tom Bellamy - Guitar, Bass, Synthesizer, Keyboard, Trumpet, Programming, Samples, Melodica, Harmonica, Percussion, Toy Piano, Bow, Decks, FX/Beats, Vocals and Lyrics. Currently a member of Losers and White Belt Yellow Tag.
- Daniel Fisher - Guitar, Bass, Vocals and Lyrics. Currently a member of Red Kite.
- Ben Gautrey - Lead vocals, Guitar, Bass and Keyboard.
- Jon Harper - Drums, Percussion and Backing vocals. He has endorsements with Gretsch Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Pro-mark drumsticks, Roland V-Drums and Protection Racket cases. After the Cooper Temple Clause split he became a session drummer in the Brazilian band Cansei de Ser Sexy (CSS) when Adriano Cintra took the place of Iracema Trevisan as bassist, after she left in March 2008. In November 2009 Harper joined the Chris Corner (ex-Sneaker Pimps) project IAMX as a member of the live band for a session that lasted until July 2010. Harper is also a tutor and lecturer at the Bristol Institute of Modern Music.
- Kieran Mahon - Keyboard, Piano, Synthesizer, Organ, Hammond Organ, Farfisa, Guitar, Bass and Backing vocals. Since leaving the band, Mahon completed an undergraduate degree in at Queen Mary, University of London, and is currently completing an Architectural History MA at University College London.
- Didz Hammond - Bass, Synthesizer, Samples, Vocoder, Guitar and Vocals. (left in 2005)
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