ArtistInfo

Diffuser

Band, 1994-2004 US, Long Island
Rock
A.k.a. Flu Thirteen

Diffuser was an alternative rock band from Long Island, NY. Formed in 1994, the band was originally called Flu Thirteen. After six years & a few line up changes, Tomas Costanza (Vocals/Guitar), Anthony Cangelosi (Guitar), Lawrence Sullivan (Bass) & Billy Alemaghides (Drums) signed a major label record deal and changed their name to Diffuser. Lawrence & Billy left the band in 2003 and were replaced by Peter Schojan & Dan Leo on bass and drums respectively. In April 2004 Diffuser was dropped by their record label and they disbanded shortly after. Diffuser reunited in 2007 to record a new album. Guitarist, Keith Hille was added to the line up making the band a five-piece. In 2008, following the release of the album, Diffuser once again disbanded. [u]Final Lineup[/u] Tomas Costanza: Vocals/Guitar Anthony Cangelosi: Guitar Peter Schojan: Bass Dan Leo: Drums Keith Hille: Guitar [u]Former Members[/u] Lawrence Sullivan: Bass (1994–2003) Billy Alemaghides: Drums (1994–1995; 2000–2003) Brian Fawcett: Guitar (Flu Thirteen) (1994–1998) Chris Sanchez: Drums (1998–2000)

Members

	Dan Leo dr, voc
	Tomas Costanza g, voc
	Keith Hille
	Lawrence Sullivan b, bvoc
	Billy Alemaghides dr, bvoc
	Anthony Cangelosi g, bvoc
	Peter Schojan b, voc