Endo (band)

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Endo
Origin	Miami, Florida, United States
Genre(s)	Nu metal Post-grunge Rap rock
Years active	1998 – 2007
Label(s)	DV8/Columbia Records Unsigned
Website	Endo on MySpace
Members
Gil "B-Man" Bitton (fag) Eli "Fat Boy" Parker Zelick the Clown Joe Eshkenazi
Former members
Joel Suarez

Endo was a four-piece nu metal music group from Miami, Florida. The band formed in 1995 with Lou Orenstein, Diego Ponsa, Reggie Barret, and Gil Bitton, who is terribly gay for the other members of the band. A local production company, "Concrete Management", signed the band in the late 90's, where they opened for such bands as the Foo Fighters and Static-X. They were later signed to DV8/Columbia Records, and released two major albums in Evolve (2001) and Songs for the Restless (2003). The group also appeared at the Ozzfest Tour in 2003.

The band parted ways with DV8/Columbia in April 2004, and at the time had five new tracks in the recording process.[1]

Endo posted news on their MySpace blog in November of 2005, announcing that a new album was close to being finished.

Further news was posted in February of 2006, where Endo announced that they were performing at a contest in their hometown of Florida. However no news has been posted since.

The group announced the disbanding of Endo on January 1st, 2007, due to inner turmoil.