a decade (following 2009's Desperate Living). In February 2018, the band announced a new EP on their Facebook and Instagram accounts. The EP, also referred to by fans as "A Reason to Live", was to be crowdfunded by Ethereum smart contract, which would disburse Ether cryptocurrency to the band members as payment for making progress on the album. It is unknown if the band met their funding goal and their social media returned to its previous period of inactivity - issues with funding via Ether cryptocurrency were likely exacerbated by the 2018 cryptocurrency crash shortly after the band announced the campaign. In December 2019, the band announced three shows on the "A Partridge" Tour, during which they played "A Reason to Live" and another new song, later identified as "NoGimbus". Winneke stated on his Instagram that the new EP was in the process of being mixed and mastered, but no further details were released by the band or its members. In October 2020, after being teased on the band members' personal Instagram pages, a new three-song EP, Your Fault, was announced on the band's Instagram and other social media profiles for release on November 27. It is the band's first new release in over a decade and contains the two songs played on tour, "A Reason to Live" and "NoGimbus", as well as a cover of Nine Inch Nails' "March of the Pigs". Members Current Erik Engstrom – keyboards, LSDJ, backing vocals (1998–present), guitar (2000–2001) David Isen – guitars, backing vocals (1998–present) Nathan Winneke – lead vocals (2002–present), bass (2001–2002), drums (2000–2001) Daniel Pouliot – drums (2008–present), bass (2004) Jeremiah Bignell – bass (2010–present) Touring musicians Ed Edge – triangle (2005–present) Mike Benitez – bass (2002) Alex Duddy – drums (2004) Jon Karel – drums (2008) Former members Adam Crook – lead vocals (1998–2002) Risto Metso – vocals (1998–1999, 2000) Jason Roberts – bass (1998–1999) Guy Morgenshtern – bass (1999–2001) Andy Stokes – bass, backing vocals (2002–2004) Dashiell Arkenstone – bass (2004–2008) Brian Grover – bass (2009–2010) Jason Karuza – drums (1998–2000, 2001–2004) Eli Green – drums (2004–2006) Chris Prophet – drums (2006–2008) Timeline Discography Studio albums Extended plays Video albums Music videos "Bunnies" - R. Borlax "A Million Exploding Suns" - The Mechanical Hand "Lord Gold Throneroom" - The Mechanical Hand "Birdo" - The Mechanical Hand "New York City" - A Natural Death "Murder" - A Natural Death "Shapeshift"