Biography
Stabbing Westward was an American
industrial rock and
alternative rock band composed of
Christopher Hall,
Walter Flakus,
Stuart Zechman,
Jim Sellers and
David Suycott. They formed in
1985 (
1985 in music) in
Chicago, Illinois and began recording in the
1990s. Their major label debut was
Ungod. Sales were sluggish but Stabbing Westward built a solid fanbase by relentless touring. In
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). The follow-up was
Darkest Days. It failed...
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Ungod
- 11 Tabs
- Label: Sony
- Released: 1994
