Against a backdrop of free festivals, squat parties, acid raves, and political unrest, Senser carved out their sound—fusing beats, rhymes, raw guitars, and a kaleidoscope of musical influences

Releasing their own EP’s on cassette Senser were soon known for their political lyrics and a huge live sound which gained them headline slots at major UK and European festivals. Signing their first record deal with independent label Ultimate Records in 1994 Senser achieved worldwide success with debut album ‘Stacked Up’ which peaked at number 4 in the UK album charts.

An intense long period of gigs, festivals and public appearances ensued. Having toured half the planet relentlessly the band subsequently split to form two projects - Lodestar and Senser’s new line up which featured on their 1997 album ‘Asylum’. Produced by the legendary Arthur Baker, Asylum once again created a ceaseless touring schedule, culminating in major festival appearances and headline shows throughout Europe.

An unremitting schedule between '97 - '99 marked the end of Senser's Asylum line up and the reformation of the band's original Stacked Up line up leading to the release of the groups third studio album - SCHEMAtic. Released on One Little Indian Records SCHEMAtic was an early experiment in Senser's fully independent approach to album creation and the music business in general.

After a brief hiatus, in 2009 Senser wrote and recorded their fourth studio album ‘How To Do Battle’ working with producers Neil McLellan (The Prodigy), Jason Wilcox (You Me At Six, Reuben, Fightstar) and New York hip hop producer Scott Harding (Wu Tang Clan, New Kingdom). The album, released on Senser's own label - Imprint Music, achieved major success with the rock press and fans and put the band back on the festival and touring circuit.

Planet Mosh summed it up perfectly: “With Senser back from the 90′s, I was worried that they might have brought the 90′s sound with them, they didn’t. The delivery was superbly tight and the room erupted into a mosh pit. This wasn’t 90′s, this was Senser showing other bands how the transition over decades can be done perfectly. Fully retaining their powerful roots yet managing to make every track sound fresh and new. Quite an achievement.”
2011 saw the band release the ‘Biting Rhymes’ EP – a collection of classic hip hop covers recorded in true Senser style. This release saw the band complete a successful and highly praised UK tour scoring rave reviews in the alternative rock and metal scene.

In 2013 Senser successfully fan funded and released their 5th studio album ‘To The Capsules’ incorporating their unique fusion of rock, metal, hip hop and alternative electronica, staying true to the sound they have been producing since 1989.

With 2014 bringing in the 20th anniversary of the bands seminal debut album Stacked Up, Senser remastered and re-released their international hit album under the title ‘Stacked Up XX’. Remastered by John Dent, whose past mastered records have included Bob Marley, The Clash, Motorhead, The Smiths, The Pixies and The Prodigy to name just a few, Stacked Up XX had a new take on it’s original artwork, an array of remixes plus tracks from Senser’s 1995 unreleased 2nd album.

Currently writing, recording, and touring, Senser continue to channel their fearless creativity — delivering the empowered sound and explosive performances that fans have come to expect.

In 2025, Senser return with their sixth studio album, Sonic Dissidence. Continuing their uncompromising independent approach, the record is entirely self-funded and self-produced, and released on their own label, Imprint Music. Sonic Dissidence is the purest expression of the band’s vision to date. No filters. No compromises. 100% Senser.