November 2017, a woman came forward on Twitter accusing Max Weeks of sexually assaulting her at a club in Glasgow whilst they were on tour with The Story So Far in 2013. Max later admitted to this in a statement on Facebook and apologized to the survivor for his behavior. The band announced they were going on a break in January 2018, after their final shows in London, where their entire discography was played in full. Following this bassist Charlie formed a new Brighton based band, High Praise and released their debut EP in June 2019. Thom and Max have recorded two albums in the last two years, 'Like Gretsch' as Binboy and Seagull Boys as Seagull Boys Caw caw caw Band members Thom Weeks – vocals, guitar (2011–2018) Charlie Piper – bass guitar, vocals (2011–2018) Max Weeks – drums (2011–2018) Discography Studio albums Gnarwolves (2014) Outsiders (2017) References External links Official website Underground punk scene in the United Kingdom Musical groups established in 2011 English punk rock groups Pure Noise Records artists English pop punk groups British pop punk groups 2011 establishments in England Big Scary Monsters Recording Company artists