account, leading fans to speculate about a reunion, over nine years since they split up. On 25 July 2015, a reunited Do Me Bad Things performed two sets at The Lexington bar in London. The band stated at the time that this was a one-off performance and it would not lead to new material. However on 18 August 2016, the band changed their Facebook profile picture to previously unseen album artwork for "Jailbreak Getaway/Power of Love". The following day on 19 August the band announced via their Facebook page that a new double-A side single would be released a day later. Original line-up Nicolai Prowse - Vocals Chantal Brown - Vocals Mark Woods - Vocals Tom Shotton - Drums, Piano, Keyboards, Guitars, Percussion and Vocals Alex Lewis - Guitar, Keyboards and Vocals Adam Mallett - Bass Rich Aldhurst - Guitar Kimberley Whalley - Backing Vocals (2003–2005, 2015-) Clare Macdonald-Haig - Backing Vocals (2003–2005, 2015-) Discography Albums Yes! (April 2005) "Time for Deliverance" "What's Hideous" "Spezzatura" "The Song Rides" "Off the Hook" "Liv Ullman on Drums (Move in Stereo)" "Molly's Wood" "Suburban Flame" "The Daily Grind" "Hold On" Limited edition bonus CD "Rise of the Pontoon" "That's My Demographic" "Stop Kissing Me" "Burn Some Money" Singles "Stop Kissing Me" (December 2003) "The Song Rides EP" (June 2004) "Time for Deliverance" (October 2004) - No. 57 UK "What's Hideous" (March 2005) - No. 33 UK "Move in Stereo (Liv Ullman on Drums)" (June 2005) - No. 49 UK "Jailbreak Getaway/Power of Love" (August 2016) References External links DMBT Facebook page Junkyard Choir website English rock music groups English blues musical groups British soul musical groups English heavy metal musical groups Musical groups from London Atlantic Records artists