Fusebox (band)
| Company type | Music ensemble |
|---|---|
| Industry | Contemporary Christian music, Christian rock |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Defunct | 2006 |
| Headquarters | Atlanta, Georgia and Nashville, Tennessee , United States |
Key people | Billy Buchanan (lead vocals, bass guitar) |
| Products | Music albums |
Fusebox was a contemporary Christian music ensemble from the United States, with roots in both Atlanta, Georgia and Nashville, Tennessee. Established in 2000, the group concluded their activities in 2006. Led by Billy Buchanan, they produced two albums released through Elevate Records and Inpop Records: Lost in Worship (2002) and Once Again (2004). Their track "Once Again" achieved a peak position of No. 32 on the Billboard Christian Songs chart.
Background
Originating in 2000 from Atlanta and Nashville, Fusebox performed within the realms of contemporary Christian music and Christian rock. The lineup featured lead singer and bassist Billy Buchanan; guitarists Brad Duncan, Nash Overstreet, Tim Braisted, and Reggie Terrell—who also contributed keyboard parts; bass players Steve Conrad and Tim Braisted; along with drummer and backing vocalist Guy Roberts. After releasing two records via Elevate and Inpop, the band disbanded in 2006.
Music history
Their first studio album, Lost in Worship, was unveiled on February 26, 2002, through a collaboration between Inpop and Elevate Records. This was followed by their second album, Once Again, which came out on June 15, 2004. The album’s title song gained notable attention by reaching No. 32 on the Billboard Christian Songs chart.
Members
- Band members
- Billy Buchanan – lead vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar
- Guy Roberts – drums, backing vocals
- Tim Braisted – guitar, bass guitar
- Reggie Terrell – keyboards, guitar
- Nash Overstreet – guitar
- Brad Duncan – guitar
- Steve Conrad – bass guitar
- Justin Mackey – guitar, backing vocals
- Ben Rodriguez – guitar
Discography
- Albums
- Lost in Worship (February 26, 2002; Elevate/Inpop Records)
- Once Again (June 15, 2004; Elevate/Inpop Records)
- EPs
- The Modern Worship EP (2001; Independent release)
- The Modern Worship EP (2005; Independent release)