appeared in tandem with The Juliana Theory's Brett Detar for a song under the Belasana moniker (featured on 2004's "Maybe This Christmas Tree), bass player John Stockberger moved to Texas and became a yoga teacher and later drummer, Rob Pfeiffer, went on to record the theme song for Last Week Tonight. Jon Bunch died by suicide on January 31, 2016 at the age of 45. Reunion shows Sense Field reunited for a Revelation Records 25 Year Anniversary Show on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at The Glass House in Pomona, California. As a warm up to that show, they played The Slide Bar in Fullerton, California on Wednesday, June 6, 2012. They also played the Rev 25 show in Chicago on January 6, 2013. All three shows featured mostly original members, except filling in on bass for John Stockberger was Ian Fowles, who also toured the U.S. filling in on guitar for Rodney Sellars in 2003 while supporting Living Outside. The band reunited twice more: March 20, 2016 at The Yost in Orange County and June 25, 2016 at The TLA in Philadelphia, with both shows serving as fundraisers for Jon Bunch's son, Jack. Discography Albums Sense Field (1994) Killed for Less (1994) Building (1996) Tonight and Forever (2001) Living Outside (2003) U.S. Heatseekers No. 37 EPs Sense Field Cassette EP (1990) Sense Field EP (1991) Premonitions EP (1992) Sense Field / Jimmy Eat World / Mineral split EP (1997) Part of the Deal EP (1999) Fun Never Ends EP (2001) Sense Field / onelinedrawing split EP (2000) The musings of Sense Field and Running From Dharma split EP (2004) Compilations "Caribou" - Where is My Mind? - a tribute to The Pixies (Glue Factory Records, 1999) To End a Letter (2004) (Japan) References Emo musical groups from California Musical groups from California American post-hardcore musical groups Revelation Records artists Good Life Recordings artists