Artist description Requiem is a hard driving, melodic 6 member musical force with influences derrived from modern day rock bands and classical standards. Their unique style has earned them regular airplay on many college radio stations and on the PTRN, Europe's leading radio network.

Music Style Progressive Rock

Musical Influences Rush, Pink Floyd, Billy Joel, Kansas, Queensryche

Artist History Requiem was formed in 1990 by high school friends Chris Behrens, Gary Drumm, Matt Edwards, John Good, Guy Huggins, and Guy Rourk (Now a Fuzzy Duck Records solo artist!). In August of 1990 Requiem recorded their first full length cassette, "Masks" and released it under their own label. After substatial promotion, the band was picked up by Pristine Records who release the hard driving title track and the song Beginning of the End to radio. The band's music quickly shot up the indie charts topping even some major label acts. The band disbanded in 1994 due to "life changes", but the members are still extremely close friends and are currently working on a new album entitled "Rise Above" which is scheduled for release in 2003 or early 2004, so stay tuned!

Group Members Chris Behrens - Lead Keyboards, Vocals Gary Drumm - Lead Vocals, Bass Matt Edwards - Drums John Good - Backup Keyboards Guy Huggins - Rhythm Guitar Guy Rourk, Lead Guitar, Vocals

Instruments Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, Drums. Vocals

Albums Masks - Available on Fuzzy Duck Records

Press Reviews "I think they have a future...what a sound!" - an elated and excited Cindy Skull of Q102 radio in Dallas, TX. after hearing the band for the first time on a local radio show. *** Profiled in Duncanville Today newspaper, University of Houston newspaper, Duncanville High School newpaper 1990-1992 *** Wnat to write a review for us? Send it to fuzzyduckrecords@yahoo.com

Additional Info Label - Fuzzy Duck Productions, Pulishing - Fuzzy Duck Productions (BMI)

Location Kennedale, Texas - USA

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