Music Style Metal, Alternative

Musical Influences Creed, Alice in Chains, Steve Vai, Metallica, Hum

Artist History In August of 1999, three guitar players (Dan Schlueter, Vik Soni, and Markus Fleisch) joined together and formed the band Fizzur. At the time Fizzur used synthesized drums since they could not find a drummer. After playing a gig for their high schools french club and some small parties Fizzur finally met up with Jason Champion, a friend of Markus'. Markus picked up the bass and Fizzur, for the moment, was complete.April of 2000 gave Fizzur an opportunity to make themselves known throughout their High School. The first annual Battle of the Bands was to be held on April 14th at Langham Creek in Houston, Texas. Well Fizzur beat out six other bands to win first place at the Battle of the Bands.Word spread of their success and soon Fizzur was known at other high schools in the area. Fizzur entered the recording studio and recorded their first single "Still Alive" which proved to be a hit among their friends and anyone that heard it. They enlisted the help of Brian Brewer to play bass for them as it became too difficult for Markus to sing and play an instrument at once.Fizzur's plans for the future are uncertain. They will play some gigs over the summer of 2000, but the members will depart for different colleges in late August. What will happen? Only time can tell, but Fizzur will always stay alive... August 1st, 2001: Fizzur is back!!! Dan, Vik, and Markus, back from their first year at college,were busy this summer and recorded some new songs. Once again though, they had to disband for thier second year at college. Next summer could bring great things...

Group Members Markus Fleisch - Guitars, Vocals Dan Schlueter - Lead guitar, Back-up Vocals Vik Soni - Guitars Jason Champion - Drums

Instruments Markus - Shure, Epiphone, Crate; Dan - Ibanez, Mesa Boogie; Vik - Peavey, Crate; Jason - Random percussive crap; Brian - Fender, Hartke

Location Houston, TX - USA

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