Def FX
Founded: 1990
Location: Australia
Def FX was an Australian band created by Sean Lowry (keyboards) in 1990 and included Fiona Horne on lead vocals, Blake Gardiner on guitar and Martyn Basha on bass - the band had no drummer. They released four albums, Light Speed Collision (December 1992), Baptism (compilation, November 1993), Ritual Eternal (May 1995), Majick (July 1996) before disbanding in April 1997. For United States releases and touring they used Definition FX as their band name to avoid confusion with similarly named groups.
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Def FX & Caligula Announce 'Never Say Never' Australian Tour
It’s the first time in 27 years the two bands have toured together.
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"We were lucky enough to help launch Badlands Bar into the world, so it seemed fitting for us to wave the good folks there off one last time before it closes its doors."
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"We're just dying to get on the road to rock out and dance hard with all our friends, onstage and off!"
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Tix go on sale this week.
Def FX Singer Fiona Horne Inks New Book Deal; Set To Release Autobiography
"Here's to a long and fun relationship!”
Def FX Return To Aussie Stages Later This Year
The reunion continues!
Rewind Revisit
Michael Smith catches up with Fiona Horne of Sydney electro-metal masters Def Fx.
Fiona Horne Doesn't Regret Topless BDO Moment
Def FX's Fiona Horne recalls that moment in 1994 when she joined the BDO audience in getting topless.
Silent Partners
Fiona Horne's active online fanbase has stuck out 15 years of absence.
Rewind Revisit
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