Artist description Test Drive Fiction is a 4 piece band from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, whose passion is to create music designed to cause the tympanic membranes of listeners to explode into shuddering waves of pure ecstacy.

Music Style heavy-ish melodic alternative rock

Musical Influences Stavesacre, Alkaline Trio, Foo Fighters, Face to Face

Similar Artists Stavesacre, Alkaline Trio, Foo Fighters, Saves the Day

Artist History Test Drive Fiction had its genesis in September, 2001. Jared and Phil, who had both recently left their former band, started jamming together. Seeing that the music had potential to lead into something greater than playing in Phil's basement suite living room, they decided to add more members to fill out the band. First was Mark, whom Phil had played with in another band. TDF needed a singer to compete in battle of the bands, and Myke was called. All the other members had seen Myke perform before in another band, and knew he was perfect for the part. They named themselves Edgemont, and proceeded to lose the battle of the bands. After a horrible realization that CBC had just released a shockingly pathetic teen soap opera called Edgemont, the band decided the name had to be changed. Then they didn't do anything until January 2002. After they decided on the new name, Test Drive Fiction, they started practicing in earnest, and had recorded 3 songs to be released in Febuary before they had even played their second show. Fueled by the reactions they have received from their audiences, and their quickly growing fan base, they have been playing more and more shows recently, and don't show any signs of slowing down any time soon

Group Members Mark Carrol (Bass), Jared Sauder (Guitars), Myke (Vocals), and Phil Maloney (Drums)

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums, Vocals

Location Vancouver, BC - Canada

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