overwhelmed with emails of support and questions about his unreleased project, following an appearance on BBC Radio 6 Music in October. He stated in November 2013 that he was giving the matter of releasing solo material some "very serious consideration". In 2016, Draper released his first solo single, and his debut full album release, Spooky Action, was released in August 2017. Rathbone formed the short-lived Seraphim with Jonti Thackray with whom he was in a band with prior to joining Mansun and has continued working with bands including The Jokers, Amsterdam, Blondie tribute band "Into The Bleach" and Chester supergroup World Upside Down. Rathbone also set up a mobile drum teaching service. Neither Chad nor King have been involved in the music industry since the split. In the press release for Kleptomania, Draper claimed that he had started writing with Chad again, but later admitted that he had only been helping him build up backing tracks and had stopped turning up to the sessions anyway. In 2005 it was revealed Chad was involved with the Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy charity and was also rumoured to be working in a care home and later a driver for St. John Ambulance in London. King had reportedly begun a career in Speedway racing. A new official Mansun website was launched in January 2017, honouring the band's back catalogue and legacy. Vinyl reissues and expanded CD sets of ”Attack of the Grey Lantern" and "Six" were released in 2018 and 2019, respectively. Members Paul Draper – lead vocals, guitars, keyboards (1995–2003) Stove King – bass (1995–2002) Dominic Chad – guitars, backing vocals, keyboards (1995–2003) Carlton Hibbert – drums (1995–1996) Mark Swinnerton – drum machine, programming (1995–1996) Julian Fenton – drums (1996) Andie Rathbone – drums (1996–2003) Timeline Discography Attack of the Grey Lantern (1997) Six (1998) Little Kix (2000) Kleptomania (2004) References External links Mansun's official Facebook page Mansun's official Twitter profile English indie rock groups Britpop groups People from Chester Musical groups established in 1995 Musical groups disestablished in 2003 English progressive rock groups Parlophone artists Musical quartets