Die So Fluid formed 4 years ago, and exploded onto the alternative rock scene with their darkly individual and metal-edged soundscape. Sultry underworld siren Grog provides soaring, passionate vocals and hard-hitting bass guitar, accompanied by mohawked king of the darkwave Drew Richards on guitar, and John Bonham inspired drumming firework frenzy, Al Fletcher. Drawing on influences ranging from The Deftones and Black Sabbath to Siouxsie Sioux and Hole, their music is a compelling mix of raw emotion laced with infectious melody. Die So Fluid unleashed their highly-anticipated album Spawn of Dysfunction in 2005, a psychotic discharge of punishing anthems, ethereal temperament and bile by the bucket-load. Consisting of ten tracks, the Mark Williams-produced album demonstrates an innovative and monstrous hybrid of brooding, unrestrained metal sensibility fused with the bare-skinned raw essence of punk. The follow up album 'Not Everybody Gets A Happy Ending' is out now, released in the UK in Feb and the US in July 2008. See for yourself the wealth of enthusiastic press it has been receiving on our press pages at diesofluid.co.uk Having charmed a devoted, ever-growing cult of fans around the world with their live act, honed their collective mystic skills, and sought out like-minded consorts for the journey ahead, Die So Fluid devastation continues to be driven home with the passion only they possess. But does the album have a happy ending?