Members
- Current Members
- Riz Farooqi - Vocals (since 1999)
- Brian Chi Wong - Guitar (since 2007) (formerly of Fingtauyuen)
- Kent Wong - Guitar (since 2009) (formerly of Unik)
- Joe Wu - Bass (guitarist with Mensheng) (since 2010)
- Former Members
- Warrick Harniess - Bass
- Ian Cruz - Bass
- Stephane Wong - Drums (1999-2001) (formerly of Whence He Came, Charisma) (now in DJ Stef:Funn)
- Fei Hin - Drums (formerly of UNiXX)
- Kevin Li - Drums (2002-2005) (now in Hardpack & LMF)
- Ming So - Drums (2005-2006) (now in Wildchild)
- Alex Chung - Vocals, Bass (2000-2006) (now in Die In Velvet, FaceFace)
- Andy Chung - Guitar (2001-2006)
- G Tsui - Vocals (2006-2008) (formerly of Engrave Thy Heart)
- Kin Man Leung - Drums (2006-2009) (formerly of Departing Cross) (Now in Evocation)
- Pong Law - Bass (2005-2008) (formerly of Guan36)
- Ho Chan - Bass (2008-2010) (formerly of Fat Job)
- Egas Mateus Da Silva - Drums (2009-2012) (formerly of Unik)
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