print run to sell out within half a year. In June 2004, the band was signed by Universal Records. The band released their full-length debut Scenic on October 12, 2004. Musically, the album was much more diverse than Fenix TX's material, with influences ranging from post-grunge to reggae to pop rock, although the band's pop punk roots were also clearly audible. However, due to Universal's lack of promotion, the album did not manage to chart the Billboard 200, which ultimately led to the label dropping the band exactly one year after their signing. After that, things quieted down around the quartet until in September 2005, Fenix TX reunited for a final tour. While Fenix TX and Allister co-headlined the tour, Day at the Fair, Houston Calls and Denver Harbor supported, which meant that Salazar, Chris Lewis and eventually Ilan Rubin – who would replace Fenix TX drummer DeLaPaz halfway through the tour – had to play two sets every night. Denver Harbor finally went their separate ways in 2006. Drummer Ilan Rubin then went on to play for Welsh alternative metal band Lostprophets before becoming drummer for Nine Inch Nails. Members Will Salazar – vocals, guitar Chris Lewis – guitar Aaron Rubin – bass Ilan Rubin – drums Discography Albums Scenic (2004) EPs Extended Play (2003) Non-album tracks "I'm with You" – released on Boys on Top: A Punk Rock Tribute to Avril Lavigne (2004) References External links Denver Harbor's profile at MySpace Denver Harbor's profile at PureVolume Alternative rock groups from California Musical groups from San Diego