draw in a sizeable audience, as was seen with their participation in the "Electric Highway" tour in 1997 where they were joined by The Crystal Method and the "Pukkelpop" festival where they headlined with Metallica among others. When Fluke was touring for Risotto they were joined on stage by Rachel Stewart who acted as a personification of the band's official mascot, a character from the Wipeout series named Arial Tetsuo. Stewart continued as lead female vocalist and as a dancer for all of Fluke's live performances between 1997 and 1999. While Bryant remained on keyboards and programming and with only Davenport being the constant touring member on guitars, Fugler and Stewart were able to motivate the crowd visually with vocals and dancing while Fluke's resident lighting technician, Andy Walton, provided a suitable technology-driven accompaniment to the music. In 2004, Stewart left Fluke indefinitely, instead focusing on a new project with EMF band member James Atkin, named Beauty School. The number of Fluke's live shows decreased significantly after the release of Puppy owing to their personal commitments to young families. In the few shows since, they have opted for the Fluke DJs set up, which uses "a battery of laptops and the odd deck" rather than focusing on their live band, an approach which Fugler subsequently referred to as "good fun, but ultimately flawed for the dancefloor." Members Band Mike Bryant - engineering, clarinet, bass, production (1988-1999) composer, programming (2000-2010) Jon Fugler - vocals, lyrics, production (1988-2009) Mike Tournier - composer, keyboards, guitar, programming, production (1988-1999) Selected discographyThe Techno Rose of Blighty (1991)Six Wheels on My Wagon (1993)Oto (1995)Risotto (1997)Puppy'' (2003) References External links Discogs Marcolphus' Discographies Global Trance & Dance Astralwerks artists English electronic music groups English techno music groups English house music groups Intelligent dance musicians British industrial music groups English dance music groups British musical trios Musical groups from Buckinghamshire Creation Records artists One Little Independent Records artists Remixers