Radiofix

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Radiofix is an alternative rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. The band originated in Phoenix in 2003 with lead singer and guitar player, Daniel Charles, and drummer Wilson Millard. The two of them recorded and released the self titled Radiofix album under the label, Jadis Music, in 2003.

In 2005 the band released the Dogs Of Night E.P. consisting of four songs with bassist Corey Kamerman, Daniel Charles on vocals, piano, and guitars, and Sebastian Igasan on drums. The E.P. would lead to much noticeable success for the band in the Phoenix area with their single, "Dogs Of Night".

Radiofix released a full length album titled Angels and Skeletons in 2007 that included the single "Dogs Of Night" with the now solid, core lineup of Daniel Charles on guitar and vocals, Mark Banks Jr. on rhythm guitar, Corey Kamerman on bass, and Jamie Dull on drums. The band has since been playing regularly all over the southwest portion of the United States.

[edit] Discography

  • Angels and Skeletons (2007)
  • Dogs Of Night E.P. (2005)
  • Radiofix (2003)

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