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Artist Bio
FIJIT is a progressive math-rock jazzcore power-trio from Victoria, BC, Canada. Members include Christopher Sartisohn (www.sartisohn.com), guitar; Mark Johnstone, bass/vocals; and Jeremy Turner, drums. Primarily active from 1991-1996, with various studio activity from 1998-2002. Formed by the remaining members of the post-punk crossover quartet Stick Farm (1989-1991). Originally an Incentive Productions (Scott Henderson - Shovlhed, Swellprod) recording artist, fijit went on to release their final material on Chris Sartisohn’s indie label CARBONIZE RECORDS (www.carbonizerecords.com). Existing members have gone on to form numerous other projects and explore various disciplines.
Band Members:
Christopher Sartisohn: guitar
Mark Johnstone: bass/vocals
Jeremy Turner: drums
Discography:
fijit: ”limited edition demo” (1992) promo 5 song cassette - self released
fijit: ”Unfiltered” (1993) cassette - Incentive Productions (INC 038)
fijit: “Crab is to Spider as Monkey is to Man” (1996/2002) CD - CARBONIZE RECORDS (CARB 001)
fijit: “Leftovers” (1996/2002) CD - CARBONIZE RECORDS (CARB 002)
fijit: unreleased material (1991-2002)
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fijit is a progressive math-rock jazzcore power-trio from Victoria, BC, Canada.
Discography:
fijit: "limited edition demo" (1992) promo 5 song cassette - self released
fijit: "Unfiltered" (1993) cassette - Incentive Productions (INC 038)
fijit: "Crab is to Spider as Monkey is to Man" ('96/'02) CD - Carbonize Rec. (CARB 001)
fijit: "Leftovers" (1996/2002) CD - Carbonize Records (CARB 002)
fijit: unreleased material (1991-2002)
Press:
"Fijit rumble like a fine seafood buffet, bestowing upon the listener a rich melange of tender delicacies juxtaposed against crustaceous husked monstrosities. An often subtle, sometimes ferocious treat that will leave you hugging your knees like a child, give you chronic insomnia, and shatter the smoldering, hollow plastic remnants of your human shell... antennae, barnacles, snapping pinchers and the insatiable sound of the sea..." - WGS, CARBON REVIEW
Additional Information:
The legs on a spider crab are far too long to be effective. 
