Fission (band)

Fission was an American heavy metal band formed in Los Angeles, California, in the early 1990s. The band's music blended elements of thrash metal, groove metal, and hard rock, resulting in a sound often compared to bands like Pantera and Machine Head.

Fission released one full-length studio album, titled "Charged," in 1994. The album received some regional attention and earned the band a following in the Southern California metal scene. They toured locally and regionally, opening for established acts such as Biohazard and Sepultura.

The band's lineup consisted of [Specific member names, if available - e.g., John Doe on vocals, Jane Smith on guitar, etc. If not available, state: "The lineup consisted of four members, including a vocalist, guitarist, bassist, and drummer."].

Fission disbanded in the late 1990s due to [Specific reason, if available - e.g., "creative differences," "lack of commercial success," etc. If not available, state: "unspecified reasons"]. The members pursued other musical projects after the band's dissolution.

While Fission never achieved mainstream success, their album and live performances are remembered by some fans of 1990s heavy metal. "Charged" occasionally resurfaces in online metal communities and is considered a minor cult classic by some.