The current line-up is:

• Daniel Gildenlöw: Lead Vocals, Guitar
• Johan Hallgren: Guitar, Vocals
• Johan Langell: Drums and Percussion, Vocals
• Kristoffer Gildenlöw: Bass, Vocals
• Fredrik Hermansson: Keyboards and Samplers

Former members of Pain Of Salvation are (check the history for more):

• Gustaf Hielm: Bass (possibly vocals, too)
• Daniel Magdic: Guitar, Vocals

Bands: Jesus Christ Superstar, Faith No More, The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, Chess (the musical), Dive, Pink Floyd's "The Wall." Vocalists: Mike Patton, Dalbello, Freddie Mercury, Bjorn Skifs, Carl Anderson,Tommy Korberg, Phil Lynott.

"I play the Parker Fly Classic (endorsed by KORG) which is the most brilliant guitar in the universe to this date!!! I also have an Ibanez Jem 777 (6-string) with a Tom Anderson pickup in tremolo position, a Fernandes JPG 855 and a Fender Stratocaster (with EMG 81 and Seymore Duncan Hotrail pickups). I use the Rocktron Piranha PreAmp, Rocktron Intellifex, Alesis M-EQ 230 (2x30 bands) equalizer, Rocktron Velocity 500 PowerAmp (2x250W Mosfet) and two Marshall 4x12 cabinets. I also have a Marshall rig with the JMP-1 PreAmp, the Digitech GSP-21 guitar processor and the Marshall 9000-series PowerAmp (2x50W Tube) which I used on the Entropia album. The Parker Fly has a stereo output, so I line the Magnetic pickup cord into my amplifier and the Piezo pickup cord directly to the mixer, with a "plate" reverb. The Magnetic cord goes into the Piranha. From the Piranha I loop the signal into the Intellifex with a stereo signal back to the Piranha. I have the loop-mix control at the Piranha at three quarters "wet". From the Piranha I send two signals to the Alesis equalizer, and from there two signals to the Rocktron Velocity PowerAmp. Then I just hook this gear up with the cabinets to get a superb sound. I control all this from an Art Ultrafoot floor controller, which is hooked up with the Piranha through the MIDI-out jack, and then I have another MIDI cable from the Piranha MIDI-Thru jack to the Intellifex."

Full name: David Kristoffer Gildenlöw
Date of Birth: 27th of July 1978

Kristoffer Gildenlöw: Bands: Weather Report, Straight Jackets, Pink Floyd, Tori Amos. Bassists: Jaco Pastorius, Victor Wooten, Francis Rocco Prestia, Marco Mendoza, Steve Bailey.

"I play a 6-stringed, self-designed, fretless ARES Custom bass with an active EMG PreAmp-system built in, and two passive EMG 45-DC Pickups. Cherry in body and an 11-piece through-body neck in ash and oak. I also use a 4-stringed fretted Schack Unique bass with an active EBS PreAmp-system and two passive Bastec pickups. A 7-piece through-body neck and an ebony fretboard. I play my basses through an Ampeg SVP Pro all tube PreAmp. I have a DBX 163A Compressor/Limiter connected through the effect loop, then over to a QSC USA 900 PowerAmp (2x450W, 4 Ohm.) From the PowerAmp to two 2x15" cabinets: one Ampeg 215E and one Ampeg V4BE."

Full name: Carl Johan Christer Hallgren
Date of Birth: 13th of April 1975

Johan Hallgren: Bands: Kiss, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Judas Priest, Faith No More, Alice In Chains, The Beatles, Sepultura. Guitarists: Yngwie Malmsteen, Jimi Hendrix, Al Di Meola, Also Miles Davis.

"I use a ESP Custom (6 string) and a homemade demolition axe. I now use the Marshall JMP-1 PreAmp, via a ZOOM Studio 1240 and through a Peavey 3500 PowerAmp to a Marshall 4x12 cabinet, but on the Concrete Lake album I played through Daniel's Rocktron gear."

Full name: Per Johan Langell
Date of Birth: 16th of May 1975

Johan Langell: Bands: Meshuggah, Entombed, Rage Against The Machine, Tool, At The Gates, Ozzy, Pantera, Faith No More. Drummers: Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, Scott Rockenfield, Tommy Lee.

Full name: Johan Fredrik Hermansson
Date of Birth: 18th of July 1976

Bands: AC/DC, Toto, Bjork, Sting, Tracy Chapman, Tower of Power, Chris Rea, the Gathering, Motley Crue, Simon & Garfunkel, Dire Straits. Keyboardists: Kevin Moore, Keith Jarret, Elton John.

"I own a Roland JV-80 and a Roland U-20. At the moment and on the "One hour..." album I also play on an Alesis Quadra synth. On the "Entropia" album I also used a Roland JX-10. I have in my possession a Fender Rhodes, which I haven't used yet (right now it stands in the barn at my parents’ house), but I hope to soon."

You can get this answer from the official website...:
In January 1998, just one month before the recording of "One Hour by the Concrete Lake," Daniel Magdic and the rest of the band, after some months of disagreement, decided to go separate ways. Johan Hallgren was asked to play on the album in Daniel's place and he had a hard time learning the songs on such short notice, but it worked out so well that he became a firm member of the band.

...or straight from the horse's mouth as Daniel posted to the Concrete Lake mailing list:
"There were no hard feelings. It was more or less a decision made in consensus. It's true that I was asked to leave the band but I felt that it was really releaving [sic] that they took the initiative. I had thought about leaving the band myself but I didn't want to spoil the recording of One hour... If you ask me for an analysis I would say that the dissagreement was due to that me and Gildenlöw had grown in separate ways. Not so much in our musical thinking but as persons. And I think that our relationship was locked in the past which prevented our own personal development. I think that this made us both frustrated and caused the disagreement.
This is my analysis and I'm not sure if Daniel Gildenlöw agrees with me :-)"

Daniel resently posted to the Concrete Lake mailing list what some of the band members have been up to during the down time:
"At the moment I am teaching guitar and vocals in my home town, and I also have a small individual business in artwork, multimedia and, just recently, video producing (no, I did not produce our new video, we worked with pros). Kristoffer is teaching bass and has started a business in instrument repair. Fredrik is still studying chamber music, even though POS as a project is threatening to end his studies (it is getting harder for all of us to do anything on the side, which could be seen as positive - I had to give up my studies a year ago)."

Gustaf has been playing bass for Meshuggah (so far only on the Chaosphere album) after the former bassist, Peter Nordin, had to leave.