Formed in December 1995, Hissy Fit aimed to quickly establish itself as an in-the-head Punk Rock band, both live and on tape.

Their first release was "Rude Like Me," recorded when they were just six weeks old as a band. A year later, "What to Wear" was released, a seven song CD/EP distributed nationally by Turtle Records. "What to Wear" saw lots of chart action on College Radio across the country from June up to February of '98. Two songs from that CD were also picked for the soundtrack for "north Short X'Treme" - an extreme mountain-biking video. 1998 saw the release of their CD/single, "For the Boys," and a cross-Canada tour followed in April '98.  In 1999, Hissy Fit released, Uglier than You, a full-length CD that soared to No. 3 in the Canadian college charts.  The band  followed the release of the CD with a widely acclaimed three-week cross Canada tour. Visit the Hissy Fit Homepage to learn the most up-to-date gossip on the band, they move so fast I can't keep up.