Pete" Reunion and UK Tour Starseed briefly reformed in Oct 2015 to play a special show for the "Rooting For Rhino" charity at The Borderline in London. The show saw the inclusion of bassist Darren Carikas (also of Temples On Mars and The Spindle Sect). Dale Anderson also reunited with the band for the songs "Shine" and "Return" on the night. On Friday, 22 May 2020, Starseed announced they were again reforming to go on a UK tour with the late Phil Lynott's newly reformed Grand Slam in December 2020. Other Projects Andrew Spence worked with the Rock/Crossover band The Spindle Sect, having recorded drums for their album Bubonic Tronic released in April 2012. He also had brief stints in UK bands Agent (now Temples on Mars) and IAmI (fronted by ZP Theart). Gerald Gill and Darren Carikas are both members of UK Prog Rock outfit Temples On Mars. Murray McChlery fronted London based funk outfit Soul Trigger. Band members Russell Spence - vocals, guitar Gerald Gill - guitar, backing vocals Peter Wicker - guitar Andrew Spence - drums, backing vocals Darren Carikas - bass Former members Murray McChlery - bass, backing vocals (2010–2012) Dale Anderson - bass, backing vocals (2005–2010) Aidan Starr Coetzee - bass (2004–2005) Justin Hart - bass (2000–2003) Shaun Evans - guitar, vocals (2000–2003) Discography Albums All The Things They Can't Take Away... (2005) Love's War (EP) (2008) Peace Machine UK (2009) USA (2012) Singles Shine (taken from the album "Peace Machine") - Released 6 December (USA) See Through Your Lies - Due for release Jan 2012 (USA) Videography Shine See Through Your Lies References External links Starseed's Myspace Starseed Online Starseed's Youtube Channel Peace Machine review on The Beat Surrender Peace Machine review on Uberrock South African rock music groups