release the album on 27 September 2019, but the release was then postponed after Blaine Harrison underwent emergency surgery to tackle a severe infection. The album was finally released digitally on 3 April 2020, but the physical release was delayed until 26 June 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic. On 4 February 2020, founding member, guitarist and vocalist of the band William Rees announced his departure from the band. On 26 May 2020, the band announced they would be launching their own podcast series with Acast, 'Things Worth Fighting For', to coincide with the songs and themes of the album. The series features Blaine teaming up with artists, activists and authors to discuss topics such as The Grenfell Tower blaze, racial and class discrimination in Britain, homelessness, the National Health Service, toxic masculinity and mental health in the digital age. Guests announced for the series include Joe Talbot (Idles), Billy Bragg, Ed O'Brien (Radiohead), Renni Eddo-Lodge, Nikesh Shukla and co-founder of the NGO Help Refugees (now called Choose Love) Josie Naughton. Members Blaine Harrison – vocals, keyboards, guitar Kapil Trivedi – drums Henry Harrison – lyrics (formerly keyboards, guitar, vox) Jack Flanagan – bass, vocals Former members Tamara Pearce-Higgins – keyboards, vocals (1996-2002) William Rees – guitar, vocals (1996-2020) Kai Fish – vocals, bass (2001-2012) Peter Cochrane – bass (2012-2014) Matt Park – pedal steel (2012-2014) Timeline Discography Studio albums Live albums EPs Eel Pie Island (2003, Liquid Sky Music) Flotsam and Jetsam EP (9 May 2006, 679 Recordings) Diamonds in the Dark (4 September 2006, 679 Recordings) The Whole Earth (16 September 2016, Caroline International) The Button Factory Sessions (25 July 2016, Caroline International) Electronic Earth (9 June 2017, Caroline International) Live to Vinyl (26 October 2018, Metropolis) Singles - Although the single does not actually feature on the album Making Dens, the track entitled Summertime Dens is a continuation. 7" special limited Powercut Serenades (Signed with "Umbrellahead" and "Half In Love With the Radio" on. Limited edition of 300 copies all given away to competition winners) Early demos Mystery Jets EP ( 2001, self released CD) Christmas Sessions EP (2003, self released CD) References External links Kai Fish leaves Mystery Jets English indie rock groups Musical groups established in 2004 Musical groups from London 679 Artists artists