Artist description Frank Fuller wants you to hear something. But first, he wants you to get lost... Did you ever, in a moment of desperation or despair, notice how the world suddenly opened and became beautiful? The way the rain sounded as you walked away from a newly-dead car. How lovely the sun looked, tangled in the hair of someone who suddenly wouldn't look you in the eye. Or you at 3 a.m. and turning in circles on an unfamiliar corner, moths tracing lazy arcs under streetlamps. Or, conversely: have you ever experienced a joy so sublime that it stole the air from your lungs? A song, a road, a girl, a boy... Something that released you from gravity's grip, and in that second or minute or year you existed in a state of blissful agony. Because you were free and somewhere below you, The Universe was reaching up to set things back in order again. And for a time, you just didn't know where you were. Maybe this happened, only to be remembered in the jackstraw thoughts before sleep and after. But you did remember. And behind everything: strange and beautiful music that clung to you like smoke as you sat up, suddenly awake and unsure of your surroundings. If that moment of twofold experience has a location, an address, can claim some kind of statehood... that's where Frank Fuller is singing from. This is personal music. And paradoxically, it has a hidden scope to it. Quiet passages suddenly expand outward and upward. Grace notes fall in pretty shards. A low, menacing voice splits and faces its plaintive twin across the left and right channels. A guitar shimmers like the air on an August morning... This is music for the moment where you find yourself, lost. Victor P. 'Nihil' Solephyn-Lowell, 30 Jan 2002 V.P. Solephyn-Lowell has written liner notes for several of Frank Fuller's musical projects. Despite his fictional existence, he continues to serve as Toastmaster Emeritus for the Marinus Van Der Luge Rock Critics Society.

Music Style Dream pop/ Introspection

Musical Influences Chameleons UK, U2, Cocteau Twins, The Cure, Mazzy Star, Coldplay, Joy Division, Galaxie 500, This Mortal Coil, Red House Painters, Opal, Hugo Largo, Waterskin, A covenant of Thorns

Similar Artists Chameleons UK, U2, Cocteau Twins, The Cure, Mazzy Star, Coldplay

Artist History 1996-1998 Lead vocalist/guitarist for the band Kill Deer Creek 1998 - project with drummer of KDC, A Sullen Sky 1999 - Lead vocals/Guitar for Operation Market Garden 2001 - Started musical recordings for Drowning Hazel Night Music Solo project

Group Members Frank Fuller

Instruments Drum Machine, Accoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Keyboards and Vocals

Albums Drowning Hazel Night Music(EP January, 2003)

Location seattle, washington - USA

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