Rufio - Perhaps, I Suppose - US Press - Music CD Album (CD …, Mandai

Rufio was formed when bassist Jon Berry was a freshman in college and the other three members, Scott Sellers, Mike Jimenez, and Clark Domae were in high school. Sellers and Domae had been acquainted for some time and found a shared talent in the guitar. Sellers met Berry and they began playing together in various groups and sessions. Around the same time, the two purchased a 4-track to record the songs they were writing. After Berry and Sellers began recording, they asked Jimenez to listen to their recordings and play drums with them. Domae joined shortly after and completed the official lineup. The band took their name from the character Rufio, leader of the Lost Boys in the absence of Peter Pan in the 1991 film Hook.
Rufio released its debut record, Perhaps, I Suppose..., in 2001 on The Militia Group label. In November 2001, the band signed to Nitro Records.[1] In November and December 2002, the band supported the Ataris on their headlining US tour.[2]Rufio released their self-titled EP through Nitro on February 25, 2003.[3] MCMLXXXV was released on June 17, 2003,[4] which was recorded with producer Nick Raskulinecz. Rufio went on to play on the Warped Tour that summer.[5] In November, the band went on a US tour with Less Than Jake.[6] In April and May 2004, the band went on the headlining US tour, with support from Senses Fail, Autopilot Off, and Don't Look Down.[7] The band's third album, The Comfort of Home, was released in July 2005. The band embarked on a tour that fall, with MxPx and Relient K.
In late January 2006, Berry and Jimenez left Rufio, citing creative differences. Following the loss of two members, the band pulled out of their tour with No Use for a Name. While no official statement had then been made regarding a breakup, in a 2006 interview,[8] No Use for a Name acknowledged as much.
Since leaving Rufio, Jimenez formed a new band called Science Fiction Theater. Sellers and Domae started a band called BigCity.