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English pop punk band

Keds very briefly became a member of The Wildhearts before forming Jolt, Trip Fontaine, The Lams, Like A Bitch and, most recently, Deadcuts. He also has a co writer credit on The Libertines' 2004 #2 hit "Can't Stand Me Now", which took a line from the 1998 Jolt single "Hey! Kitten". Harding went on to join 3 Colours Red in their original incarnation from 1996 to 1999, before pursuing a career in public and media relations. Making a return to music, Harding now plays in garage band The Charlemagnes. Nicholls joined Vent 414 with Miles Hunt from The Wonder Stuff until 1997, released the solo album Organized in 2000, then went on to play with The Streets. He is now part of Muse's touring line up and has also played with Lily Allen and The Who. Browne formed new band Delakota with Nicholls and others, releasing an album and various singles between 1998 and 2000. He went on to become a central collaborator of Hewlett and Damon Albarn's virtual band Gorillaz, playing drums in various live incarnations of the band from 2001 to 2010 and also serving as one of the primary writers for the animated characters in interviews and cartoon shorts, including the 2005 book Rise of the Ogre (Nicholls also played bass in the Gorillaz live band from 2005 to 2006). Browne also briefly played with Urge Overkill, The Lams and Deadcuts. In 2019 he formed alternative rock supergroup Loup GarouX, with Mercury nominated songwriter Ed Harcourt, and Richard Jones of The Feeling. The single "I Know the Truth About You" received airplay from BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music.

Senseless Things reformed (minus Nicholls, who was unavailable and replaced by Micky Wyle, ex Hitechjet) for a secret (billed as Mark Keds) four song performance at Islington Academy, London on 4 March 2007 – over 12 years after the band last performed – as part of a gig to celebrate the life of former Mega City Four frontman Darren "Wiz" Brown, who died in December 2006. The same band members had an impromptu reunion in June 2016 when they joined fans Beach Slang live on stage in London to perform their cover of "Too Much Kissing". In December 2016, a full Senseless Things reunion concert was announced for 25 March 2017. A warm up date was later announced for Hull on 19 March. A one sided 7 inch single with new recording "Lost Honey" was released to mark the concerts, the band's first new material in 22 years. Frontman Mark Keds died on 10 January 2021; he was 50 years old.