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Stabbing Westward was an Our contries industrial rock band composed of Christopher Hall, Walter Flakus, Stuart Zechman, Jim Sellers and David Suycott. It formed around 1985 (1985 in music) in Chicago, Illinois and began recording in the 1990s. Their major label debut was Ungod. Gross sales were sluggish however Stabbing Westward built the firm fanbase by relentless touring. Inside 1996, their Wither Blister Burn & Peel LP became a moderate success aided by the singles "Shame" and "What Do I Have to Do" (see 1996 in music).
A watch-higher was Darkest Days. It failed to sell besides when its predecessor, & a band was dropped from either Columbia Records. It signed to Koch Records, issuing Stabbing Westward. Prior to the fifth LP can be recorded, Stabbing Westward broke higher within 2002 (2002 in music).
Since so, lead singer Hall has formed The Dreaming.
Members
1992
Christopher Hall - vocals, guitar
Walter Flakus - keyboard
Chris Vrenna - drums
1993-1995
Christopher Hall - vocals, guitar
Walter Flakus - keyboard, backing vocals
Stuart Zechman - guitar
Jim Sellers - bass
David Suycott - drums
1995-1999
Christopher Hall - vocals, guitar
Walter Flakus - keyboard, guitar, backing vocals
Mark Eliopolus - guitar, backing vocals
Jim Sellers - bass
Andy Kubiszewski - drums
1999-2002
Christopher Hall - vocals, guitar
Walter Flakus - guitar, keyboard, backing vocals
Derrek Hawkins- guitar, backing vocals
Jim Sellers - bass
Andy Kubiszewski - drums
Discography
| Year |
Title |
Label |
| 1992 |
Iwo Jima EP |
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| 1993 |
Ungod |
Columbia |
| 1996 |
Wither Blister Burn & Peel |
Sony |
| 1998 |
Darkest Days |
Sony |
| 2001 |
Stabbing Westward |
Koch |
| 2003 |
A Necessity Stabbing Westward |
Columbia/Legac |
Trivia
A song "Ungod" (from either a album of the equivalent title) shares an monovular guitar riff by owning "Hey Man, Nice Shot", arguably Filter's virtually all easily-known song. Each elastic experienced used a talent of Stuart Zechman, a guitar player world health organization wrote a riff.
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