The group was formed by guitarist, singer and chief songwriter Bill Fisher and keyboardist Michael Wetherburn over a mutual love of musical theatre and Queen. The group members had previously played in various bands in and around Nottingham, and a number of early songs by the group had been written years before while in other bands. Fisher was more interested in progressive pop rather than progressive rock, and wanted the band to be primarily about good songwriting over pointless technical ability. His influences include The Beatles, Kate Bush, David Bowie and Peter Gabriel, The instrumentation makes prominent use of the Hammond organ.

The band is signed to Bilocation Records. They have also covered Pink Floyd's "The Trial" on Magnetic Eye Records' tribute album The Wall Redux. Fisher has described the group as a "twofold entity: a new religious movement…and a 7-piece supergroup".

In 2017, the group released "Evil in your Eye" from their first album Is Satan Real? on 21 August to coincide with the solar eclipse on the same day.
Bill Fisher - guitar, vocals
Joanne Joyce - vocals
Caroline Cawley - vocals
Michael Wetherburn - keyboards, vocals
Amy Nicholson - cello, vocals
Sam Lloyd - bass
Loz Stone - drums