Artist description up and coming melodic punk rock and/or roll band from the streets. (of Indianapolis, IN)

Music Style melodic punk

Musical Influences NOFX, Less Than Jake, Descendents, Lagwagon, At the Drive In, No Use For a Name

Artist History For 3 years The Ghost of Fuller has been playing under the name Fuller. The name was just recently changed due to threats from an instrumental blues band who have apparently had the name a year longer. All five members are currently 19 years old and reside in Indianapolis, Indiana. To put it simply, the band's style can be described as melodic punk. Although they definitely have their own sound, some of the influences that may be heard in the music include No Use For A Name, The Descendents, and Lagwagon. The summer of 2003 will mark the band's second tour, and their first traveling out to the east coast. Some national acts they have played with include Homegrown, Showoff, Allister, Stavesacre, Yellowcard, Student Rick, RX Bandits, Mustard Plug, No Motiv, Johnny Socko, and Fairweather. In addition, they were also chose to play a date on this year’s Warped Tour. They will be playing the Ernie Ball stage as part of the battle of the bands. They have released two full length albums under the name Fuller; "Greatest Hits Volume 3" (2001) and “Go Into the Light" (2002). Their new EP, “Sanity Through Vanity", will be released in late July of 2003. They were also featured on the “punkhardcore.com Vol. 2" compilation in 2001.

Group Members Brian Patrick - Vocals / Fitz McFuller - Guitar, Vocals / James Monroe - Bass / Rod Royston - Guitar / Matt Mufasalan - Drums

Albums Sanity Through Vanity (2003), Go Into the Light (2002) DEMO (2002), Greatest Hits Volume 3 (2001), Punkhardcore.com compilation vol. 2 (2002?)

Press Reviews "Really Good" - Indianapolis CHRONIC(le) "Really Really good" - My Mom "REAAAAALLLY GOOD" - your mom "its ok" - Ol' Dirty Bastard "Turn that down!" - My mom again "Turn that s#!t back up" - Snoop Dogg

Location Indianapolis, IN - USA

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