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The band have stated that whilst there are no immediate plans to tour with the material written and recorded with Charlotte still in the band, "never say never", and that there was a possibility they may at some point tour with Charlotte again, in NME in June 2009 Charlotte also commented on the split stating her and Tim Wheeler were regularly talking, and that playing together again was a possibility in the future.NME Magazine, interview with Charlotte Hatherley, June 2009 Tim Wheeler - lead vocals, guitar, piano/keyboards (born 4 January 1977, Downpatrick, Northern Ireland) (1992-present) Mark Hamilton - bass, synthesizer, backing vocals (born 21 March 1977, Lisburn, Northern Ireland) (1992-present) Rick McMurray - drums, vocals (born 11 July 1975, Downpatrick, Northern Ireland) (1992-present) Charlotte Hatherley - guitar, piano, backing vocals (born 20 Jun 1979, London, England) (1997-2006)Trailer - October, 19941977 - 6 May 1996 - Platinum (BPI)Nu-Clear Sounds - 5 October 1998 - Platinum (BPI)Free All Angels - 23 April 2001 - Platinum (BPI)Meltdown - 17 May 2004 - Platinum (BPI)Twilight of the Innocents - 2 July 2007The band announced in 2007 with the release of Twilight of the Innocents that they would be switching to single format for further releases, the first series of single are to be released every fortnight and will consist of 26 singles.A-Z Series (2009/2010).

Starcrossed and "Renegade Cavalcade" were later released as singles from the album.

Downpatrick Musician Ray Valentine recorded Ash's demo's at his studio, Cosmic Rays.

Taverner put up the money so that they could press 1000 7″ copies of "Jack Names the Planets" on Stephen's own LaLaLand record label.

In 1999, Tim Wheeler disappeared for a short while following the commercial and critical failure of Nu-Clear Sounds.

The release of "You Can't Have It All" coincided with an in-store gig and signing session at Virgin Megastore in Belfast.

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