Members
Several musicians have passed through Upsilon Acrux through its many lineups. Paul Lai has remained with the group since its inception.
- Current lineup
- Paul Lai - guitar
- Noah Guevara - guitar
- Patrick Shiroishi- rhodes/sax
- Mark Kimbrell - drums
- Dylan Fujioka - drums
- Founding members
- Paul Lai - guitars, moog
- Cameron Presley - guitars, moog
- Tommy Cutler - Bass, vocals
- Former members
- Marty Sataman - bass
- David Moeggenberg - guitar
- Chris Meszler - drums
- Phil Cobb - moog
- Josh Quon - bass
- Muir Tennerstet - bass
- Derek Bruns - drums
- Eric Kiersnowski - bass
- Nick Lejejs - moog
- Brady Miller - guitar
- Jesse (Klecker) Applehans - drums
- Guest musicians
- Devin Sarno - bass (Last Pirates of Upsilon)
- Bobb Bruno - bass (Last Pirates of Upsilon, Last Train Out,)
- Glen (Galaxy) Galloway - baritone sax (In the Acrux of the Upsilon King)
- B. "Iceman" Miller - drums, drum programming (Radian Futura)
- Mike Armstrong - saxophone (Radian Futura, Upsilon Acrux/Honey Ride Me a Goat split)
- Peter Kolovos - guitar (Upsilon Acrux/Honey Ride Me a Goat split)
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