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With a line-up established in 2001, Leeds based FULC have developed a national profile and following through hard work and relentless gigging. FULC are renowned for their livewire stage shows mixing headline dates with support for the likes of Kinesis, Span, Martin Grech, Oceansize, and Whitesnake M3. FULC tours are sponsored by Jagermeister.

FULC tracks “Nest” and “Backroom Surgery” appeared on BBC Radio 1 One Music. Mike Davies described the band as - "Fantastic. Fulc have got subtlety down to a fine art. This is both melodic and bowel-shakingly heavy and will have rock fans creaming themselves to catch them perform live." FULC were no.1 in the “Lock Up” chart for 6 months.

Playlisted on Radio One July 2003, Mary Anne Hobbs selected FULC to perform at a Rock Show gig in Leeds in June 2003. FULC have subsequently been playlisted throughout June and July 2004 on Storm Radio receiving no fewer than 100 plays during that period.

Kerrang described the band as “one of the most vibrantly inventive young bands in the UK today – it’s refreshing to come across a band that doesn’t want to fit in “ and “A tidy package of real song writing ability and sweaty grunge-metal attitude - FULC have a vision and talent far too large and varied to be cramped by such a small stage”

FULC currently have three UK releases – the “Void” EP (2001), the “Fallen” EP (2002 Stunted Records) and their debut album “Biting Insomnia” (2003 Stunted Records - distributed by Shellshock). Both Stunted releases were recorded at Sawmills (Muse, Oasis, Supergrass etc) in Cornwall with Muse engineer Mark Thomas. Digital download singles – “Pedestal” (Weedradio 2004) and "Wasting" (Karmadownload 2005) have been released.

FULC have recorded their next release "Embrace.Destroy" at The Chapel Studios (The Darkness, Funeral for a Friend, Machine Head, Inme) in Lincolnshire. “Biting Insomnia” and "Embrace.Destroy" will be released in Germany via Rough Trade Germany in March 2005 and via Shellshock in the UK. FULC undertake a European tour in March / April 2005.

Regional.Press - Ian Cheek, Leeds (Muse, Garbage) Nat.Press - Liz Fairweather, London

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