Independence and creativity are staples of the Atlanta music scene, and alternative rock band titofelix has thrived on it for the past seven years. With the release of their third full-length album, "All Good Things…", the core group of Marc Cordon, P.J. Sobremonte, Robeen Dey and Jay Opalia begins transitioning away from the pop-punk for which they are best known and moves one step closer to defining a more rock-oriented feel.

Formed in Atlanta in August 2000, titofelix briefly relocated to Tampa, FL, to record their debut album, "Faux Pas". The band followed its release with a series of EPs and even a music video for their first single, "Man of Steel", that screened at several film festivals.

In March, 2004, the band released a second album, "Character Flaw". Recorded in Jacksonville, FL, with renowned engineers Paul Lapinski (Yellowcard, Alicia Keys) and Daryl Phenneger (Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Evergreen Terrace), this much-anticipated sophomore effort incorporates shades of punk, classic rock and hip-hop/funk elements within the polished quality of a major-label release. Notable tracks on "Character Flaw" include the fan-favorite "Been Around The World", as well as a cover of Usher’s "Nice and Slow".

On "All Good Things…", the band reunites with Paul Lapinski and Daryl Phenneger once again to hit you hard with their energetic guitar riffs, catchy lyrics and tight melodies. Coupled with an energetic live show and a growing fanbase, expect titofelix to continue making a mark on the music scene in 2007 and beyond.