Stereo Fuse

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Stereo Fuse is a post-grunge band from Dallas, Texas.

Stereo Fuse was formed in 2000 after guitarist Jeff Quay and drummer Chad Jenkins were forced to disband their previous group. The two left their former lead singer after a show in Atlanta in 2000, when the frontman told a particularly offensive joke and the band was asked to leave the stage.

Discovering singer-songwriter Colin Hill in Ft. Worth, the musicians formed Stereo Fuse and began writing and recording songs. In 2002, their cover of Material Issue's "Everything" became a most-requested song in the South and Midwest US, and went on to become a top-10 music video as well as entering the Billboard top 20 in 2003. The band toured with many well known acts, including Creed, Our Lady Peace, and Avril Lavigne.

• Colin Hill - vocals and acoustic guitar
• Jeff Quay - guitar
• Chad Jenkins - drums
• Rob Clark - bass guitar, background vocals
• Mark Slaughter - producer^{[citation needed]}

• 2002: Stereo Fuse
• 2006: All That Remains

• 2002: "Superhero"
• 2002: "Everything" US Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks #23
• 2006" "Like I Do"
• 2006: “Beautiful”

• Stereofuse.com(Official website) Archived 2005-12-24 at the Wayback Machine
• Allmusic entry

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