Band

Mark Keds - Lead Vocals/Guitar
After the Senseless Things disbanded in '95, Mark was rumored to have joined the Wildhearts. Life with the Wildhearts was short lived, but Mark did appear on the b-sides (and cover) of the Wildhearts' 'Just In Lust' single. His backing vocals are very prevalent on the songs 'Friend For Five Minutes' and 'S.I.N. (in sin)'. Mark quickly formed Jolt with BB Mets in 1996. The band released a few singles and an EP, and toured with 3 Colours Red before calling it a day in 1998. In 2000 Mark posted 2 new songs on a web site under the band name 'Trip Fontaine'. In late 2002 he was doing spoken word, and in January of 2003 he performed his first show with his new band The Lams. At the time he began going by the name 'Mark Hammerton' and is credited as a co-writer for the Libertines' 'Can't Stand Me Now' under that name.

The Lams performed their last gig in Januaury 2006. On March 4, 2007 Mark made a triumphant return to the stage at Islington Academy for the 'Tribute For Wiz' show. Billed as 'Mark Keds', he was joined by ex-bandmates Ben Harding and Cass Browne, and ran through 5 Senseless Things classics (sadly Morgan couldn't join as he was on tour in Japan with Muse). Mark has pointed out 'if Morgan aint playin then it aint *senseless things*', and this could be the closest the world comes to seeing a Senseless Things reunion. After the 'almost reunion' Mark began to perform under the band names 'Like a Bitch' or 'Mark Keds LAB'. He currently performs and DJs in the London area.
Ben Harding - Guitar/Backing Vocals
Ben continued his success after the Senseless Things. He joined up with Pete Vuckovic and Chris McCormack (via the recommendation of Mark Keds) and became the guitarist for 3 Colours Red . The band released 2 strong albums and a number of successful singles before breaking up while preparing to record their third LP. 3 Colours Red re-united in 2002, minus Ben. Ben got out of the music business and took up a Press Officer position for Help the Aged.
Morgan Nicholls - Bass
Following his departure with the Senseless Things, Morgan started a trio called Vent 414 with ex-Wonderstuff front-man Miles Hunt. They released an LP and a couple singles, all with very limited success and mostly bad reviews. Morgan left Vent 414 and recorded as a solo project (with the help of his family). He released a few singles and an impressive LP titled 'Organized' (released in 2000) under the name 'Morgan'. In 2002, a follow-up solo album was said to be underway, but as far as I know it has yet to see the light of day. Morgan played bass for The Streets for a bit, and is now part of Muse's touring band.
Cass Browne - Drums
After the Things, Cass moved from behind the drum kit to front a band called Delakota, and had a brief stint with Urge Overkill. Delakota released a critically acclaimed album and a couple of singles. They disbanded and Cass was out of the music scene for awhile due to fatherhood and his girlfriend's illness. He began performing again with Blur's Damon Albam's side-project, Gorillaz.