a new album finished by Summer 2013. On 27 March 2014, the band announced on Facebook that they had split up the previous year, stating that they "took a break from it this time last year and subsequently all moved in different directions". Post second split Martin Trimble and his wife Katie owned and ran No. 6 Shop, which imported and sold English antiques. In 2016, Trimble briefly performed with singing-drummer fronted band Dead Man Boys Choir, who played locally around Minneapolis. He played guitar and sang backing vocals with the band, who removed all of their social media presence without releasing any material. In 2017, Trimble moved back to Sleaford with his wife and children. He currently plays drums in blues cover band Black Cabinet, with the band being fronted by singer-guitarist Gary Jobling. James Irving, who currently resides in Saint Paul, Minnesota, now works as an estate agent/real estate broker and co-owns Grand Realty Property Management. In 2017, Irving formed the duo LowRay with singer and guitarist (and also business partner) Dan Fowlds, and released debut EP Columbia in May of the same year. He co-writes and plays drums on the material. Glen Bartup currently works in the Department of Psychology at University of Edinburgh. Dan Hare self-released material as Latin Wolves in 2015, and has since gone on to work as a guitar teacher. He is currently based in Leeds. When questioned on the whereabouts of the rest of the band in December 2017, Hare responded that "there may have been some contact with the others recently". Aborted Second reformation On 9 December 2019, the band's official Facebook page was updated with their logo. On 15 December, a post confirmed a recording session at Superfly Studios in Newark. The lineup of the band wasunknown. However, drummer James Irving is still in the US and the band were working with session player Wayne Proctor. In March 2020, frontman Martin Trimble announced via Facebook that the band would be releasing re-recordings of old songs, however the releases never happened. He also stated that the band would be touring later that year. Whilst those plans were affected by global events, as of December 2022 there has been no further communications from the band. Discography Albums Singles References External links 22-20s Unofficial website Astralwerks artists English blues rock musical groups Heavenly Recordings artists Musical groups established in 2002 Musical groups disestablished