Born in Texas, raised in Michigan and educated in Georgia, Dustin Carroll Fennell showed a penchant for music at an early age, from learning how to put a record on the turntable strumming along to Bruce Springsteen on a plank of 2×4 at the age of six to middle school orchestra percussion and then leaving the Midwest for the big city completely solo to attend the Atlanta Institute of Music in 2004

Falling in love with Atlanta he decided to stay and has since played in various original projects and has done professional live and studio session work. Through a mutual love of Umphreys McGee and a random chance encounter on Facebook he met Sultan and was brought into the Fux fold. Bringing to the table an eclectic versatility in style and taste, Dustin combines the pocket and groove of funk, the ferocity and energy of punk, the left of center vibes of psychedelia and the free flowing exploration of jam and jazz.

If Dustin isn’t playing music he is likely watching it live, whether it be internationally renowned acts or local hero’s, so if you see him at a show feel free to say hello! I’m sure he’d be happy to have a drink with ya.

Dylan Porper is a Georgia Native growing up in Marietta.  He started Piano lessons in the young age of 6 and by 11 years old got into Hard Rock and taught himself guitar. He’s also jammed with some friends in high school playing in various Rock Groups. He then became a more sophisticated musician diving into the realms of Prog Rock, experimentation, and jazz fusion in junior year of high school. He was also involved in a jazz ensemble at Kennesaw State University on Piano. After high school, Dylan studied at Atlanta Institute of Music and Media for two years with the instrument and music technology degree.

Once at an Umphrey’s McGee concert, Dylan met Sultan and had a meaningful conversation about life and music, and just a year later they were creating music together. When not tearing it up with Fux on his mean Moog, you can find him playing in party / wedding bands, and some local shows with numerous acts.

Growing up as a gospel drummer, Eric began building his pocket, chops and most importantly his ear! Having to listen to all the other instruments and vocalist while picking where to place his fills became a fun challenge for him. Then Eric was introduced to the genre of metal which really boosted his speed and versatility around the kit! Add that with his studies from his days Marching Snare in Drumline and you begin to understand how his style was molded. His time in high school really opened my eyes to even more genres. That’s also where him and Mark Sultan first met, who was his Drumline captain and good friend. They became instant homies as they pushed each other to get better at the snare drum. Now with Sultan on lead guitar and Eric on kit They are both still pushing their potentials. In the rare moments when Eric is not behind his drums, he spends his time either bowling or predicting tracks by working as an audio engineer.