at Sawtooth Studios in Pioneertown, California and The Tower Studios in London. Main vocals are shared by Corner and "featured artist" Simonne Jones. Five of the songs originate from the SP5 demos, "Lifeline" (originally "Samaritan"), "Child in the Dark" (originally "Satellite"), So Far Gone (originally "Sun Ate the Moon"), "Come Like the Cure" (originally "Elias") and "No Show" (originally "Rush"). Members In the studio, the band regularly swapped instruments. As Corner explained during the recording sessions for Bloodsport, "we tend towards jobs, but generally we can mix and match. If we get bored of one aspect, someone else jumps in the seat. Gone are the days where it’s like 'You’re the drummer, I’m the synth player." When playing live, however, their roles were more fixed: Current members Chris Corner - vocals, guitar, keyboards Liam Howe - keyboards, synths, programming, guitar, percussion Contributors and former members Kelli Ali (vocals) Joe Wilson (guitars, bass, backing vocals) Dave Westlake (drums, percussion) Ian Pickering (lyrics; live synths, bass and vocals) Simonne Jones (featured artist on Squaring the Circle: main vocals, backing vocals, spoken word lyrics) Cathy Davey (backing vocals on Squaring the Circle) Sue Denim (backing vocals and occasional lyrics) Zoe Durrant (backing vocals) Janine Gezang (IAMX, backing vocals on Squaring the Circle) Sarah McDonnell (backing vocals) Chris Tate (occasional live keyboards) Noel Fielding (occasional live guitar) Discography Studio albums EPs Low Five (digital remix EP) (2005) Loretta Young Silks (digital remix EP) (2005) Rework Collection 1 (2021) Rework Collection 2 (2021) Rework Collection 3 (2022) Rework Collection 4 (2022) Singles Promo singles 2002 "Kiro TV" 2002 "M'Aidez" Other appearances "Long Hard Road out of Hell", a collaboration with Marilyn Manson on the Spawn Soundtrack (1997) "Velvet Divorce", a song on the A Life Less Ordinary Soundtrack (1997) Music videos References External links New and regularly updated Sneaker Pimps resource website Italian fan site. English electronic music groups English dance music groups Trip hop groups Virgin Records artists Tommy Boy Records artists Musical groups established in 1994 Musical groups from County Durham 1994 establishments in England