Rufio

While it began with suburban Rancho Cucamonga, California, Rufio was shaped in 2000 by people Scott Sellers (guitar, vocals), Jon Berry (bass, vocals), Clark Domae (lead guitar), and Mike Jimenez (drums). Showing off a shiny pop-punk audio that drew evaluations to blink-182 and Amount 41, the music group released its debut documenting, Perhaps, PERHAPS…, in 2001 in the Revelation Information label. The music group came back in June 2003 using the well-received MCMLXXXV (1985) (Rufio’s initial release in the Nitro label), that was recorded using manufacturer Nick Rasculinecz and continued to market over 75,000 copies. Rufio’s people additional upped their profile with some Warped Tour schedules that summer. A far more mature work, The Convenience of Home, premiered in July 2005. By the next autumn, the people had joined makes with MxPx and Relient K on the nationwide tour. Berry amicably parted methods using the music group in early 2006, though, with Jimenez pursuing carefully behind. Rufio added brand-new people towards the lineup and strike the road to get a string of springtime displays, but the lack of two founding people became a hard hurdle. Another 12 months, Rufio officially known as it quits, playing their last American displays in June 2007 and capping points off with a brief South American tour. The separation didn’t last lengthy, though. Rufio gave several scattered shows throughout 2008 and officially re-formed in ’09 2009, with beginners Taylor Albaugh and Terry Stirling, Jr. rounding out the lineup. After liberating an EP, The Loneliest, in Dec, the group came back the following 12 months with Anybody AVAILABLE.