Pulse Ultra, a Canadian metal and rock band from Montreal, was formed in 1997 by Dominic Cifarelli on guitar, Jeff Feldman on bass, and Maxx Zinno on drums. The group's breakthrough came when they met Zo Vizza at a Halloween party in 1999, who became their official singer. In 2001, they secured a record deal with Atlantic Records' subsidiary Velvet Hammer after impressing Taproot's manager with a demo. Their debut album, Headspace, was released in 2002. The band toured extensively in support of Headspace, including appearances at the American and European Ozzfest events later that year. Despite their success, personal differences led to the band's dissolution in 2004.