Editing Salt Tank (section)

==Biography==
The trio recorded several singles before signing a recording contract with Internal Records and securing a UK Top 40 hit single with "Eugina".<ref name="AMG"/> Their debut album, ''Science and Nature'', was released on that label in 1996.<ref name="AMG"/> They enjoyed a brief flirtation with the [[UK Singles Chart]] in May 1996 when "Eugina" peaked at No. 40. Other such chart entries included "Dimension" (1999, #52) and "Eugina" ([[remix]]) (2000, No. 58).<ref name="British Hit Singles & Albums">{{cite book
| first= David
| last= Roberts
| year= 2006
| title= British Hit Singles & Albums
| edition= 19th
| publisher= Guinness World Records Limited
| location= London
| isbn= 1-904994-10-5
| page= 480}}</ref> By 1991, Stanners and Gates had also recorded three [[Extended play|EPs]] on their own label, 4 Real Communications.<ref name="AMG"/> The releases created an interest in the dance community, and reached radio via [[John Peel]].<ref name="AMG"/>

They have collaborated with other musicians such as [[Chicane (recording artist)|Chicane]], in the track "Leaving Town", which can be found in Chicane's album ''[[Far from the Maddening Crowds]]''. In turn, Salt Tank had the song remixed by trance artist Mea Culpa and re-titled it,  "Pueblo Blanco". It was issued on 1999's ''Gatecrasher : Wet''.

Vocalist Andy Rose died in November 2012 following a fight with cancer. Prior to Salt Tank he was joint lead vocalist with UK indie rap band EB and the System. Later he became known as AR Logic.