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Bio
Rufio is back and has delivered their best album ever. Anybody Out There, the new album from Rufio is available everywhere July 27, 2010. Big guitars, strong hooks, and infectious melodies all make this the album of all Rufio albums. .... The eastern suburbs of Los Angeles seem to sprawl to no end. But if one takes the 10 highway east enough they'll happen upon Rancho Cucamonga, a suburb only known to anyone as featured in the movie Next Friday. The members of Rufio grew up in this town and even after touring the world multiple times, they still call it home. .... Rufio, a melodic punk band birthed from the cauldron of mid & late 90s punk, emo, and the Internet, debuted on the scene in 2001 with their cult hit album, Perhaps, I Suppose..., which went on to sell over 140,000 copies worldwide. The boys hardly had time to finish high school before they were sent on tour with the likes of The Offspring, Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, and the Warped Tour. .... They developed as a band and released two more acclaimed albums in the years that followed through 2006. The band toured Europe, South America, Australia, and Asia all multiple times. Eventually different members of the band wanted to try new creative directions and explore new territory. Jon Berry started a new group called Runner Runner, and later left Rufio on good terms to pursue his new band full time. A friend of the band's, Taylor Albaugh, replaced him on bass. Terry Stirling has filled out the quattro on the drums, joining Scott Sellers as vocalist/ guitarist and Clark Domae on lead guitar..... .... The album was produced by the band, mixed by Jon Kaplan (Hollywood Undead, Jonas Bros) and Mastered by Gavin Lurssen (3x Grammy winnter). Currently recouperating from a highway road accident while on tour in Nevada, Rufio will spend the next year touring the USA and Canada with Strung Out, Australia with MEST, and headline Japan, Indonesia, and the US again. .. ..
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