1 December 2007 in Brighton, England. On 14 December, the band organised a benefit for the Anti-Trafficking Alliance at the Barfly in London. They did not perform, choosing to DJ instead. Brief reformation (2011–2012) In February 2011, Electrelane announced they would play several festivals, including Field Day in London. During the spring, the band announced they would play The Big Chill festival held on the grounds of Eastnor Castle. They toured Australia in early 2012 as well. At the time, they announced no plans for new material or further tours. New music announcement (2021) The band announced in November of 2021 that they are working together on their first new music since No Shouts, No Calls in 2007 and that "playing together again feels really, really good." Lineup Current members Verity Susman – keyboards, guitar, saxophone, clarinet, lead vocals Emma Gaze – drums, artwork Mia Clarke – guitar, backing vocals Ros Murray – bass guitar, backing vocals Past members Tracey Houdek – (1998–1999) bass guitar Debbie Ball – (1998–2000) guitar, vocals Rupert Noble – (1999) bass guitar Rachel Dalley – (1999–2004) bass guitar Discography Studio albums 2001: Rock It to the Moon 2004: The Power Out 2005: Axes 2007: No Shouts, No Calls Singles and EPs 2000: Film Music 2000: Gabriel 2001: Blue Straggler 2002: I Want to Be President EP 2003: On Parade 2004: This Deed 2005: Two For Joy 2007: To the East 2007: In Berlin Compilations 2006: Singles, B-Sides & Live References External links Electrelane.com – Official band website Beggars Group: Electrelane [ Allmusic entry] Electrelane collection at the Internet Archive's live music archive Electrelane interview by ZME Music, 24 July All-female bands English indie rock groups English rock music groups Musical groups from Brighton and Hove Musical groups established in 1998 Musical groups disestablished in 2007 English post-rock groups Underground punk scene in the United Kingdom