ZeroFixx

ZEROFIXX was not just a band, it was an experience. Hailing from smack dab in the center of the US, their corn-fed power rock was just different enough to be interesting, strong enough to elevate your adrenaline, and smart enough to keep you coming back for more. Great riffs, strong rhythm, and one hell of a front man combined to create a southern flavored metal/rock dish (not unlike Pantera) while delivering it with the subtlety and brutality of a live performance that rivals Slipknot.

Having been named as one of the "top bands" to see live in 2004, 2005, & 2006 by F5 Magazine (Wichita) It’s easy to see why they were so successful in building a strong fan base. With the battle cry “ZF for life” the band would take the stage and rip the attention from all in attendance like a flash fire sucking the oxygen in a room. The band had great command of the stage, infectious energy, and an uncanny ability to connect with their audiences. “They shove their onslaught into your very core…” stated a live performance review from Wichitabandscene.com. Pound for Pound you will not find another act that brought more energy and emotion than this band.

It’s through their emotional connection to the audience that ZeroFixx was able to recruit so many loyal fans over the years, with many of them following the band from city to city and state to state. They cultivated a strong bond with their fans who have been rightly dubbed the “Metal Mob” and similar to BLS – they represented a dedicated fan base committed to the whole experience – the music, the performance, and the lifestyle. With ZeroFixx it’s was an “all in” mentality and they viewed themselves as caretakers of something much larger than the group itself and you won’t find another band that was any easier to work with or respected their audience anymore than them.

From 2001 to 2010 ZeroFixx toured throughout the Midwest and shared the stage with national artists such as Bobaflex, Agents of the Sun, Hawthorne Heights, S.O.R.E., Vampire Moose, Mower, Revery, & Death Pilot. To date, there have been over 5000 copies distributed of their first two retail releases, “Hate, Fear, Love, Lust” (2003 LP) and “Metamorphosis” (2006 EP) and 2000 DVD/CD copies were sent to our armed forces in 2003. The band released their 3rd and final album "Fade to White" on March 19th, 2010 in conjunction with their very last show ever.



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