Stabbing Westward
Stabbing Westward's first album,
Ungod, has a noticeable
Nine Inch Nails influence, perhaps not quite as angry as Trent's
group.
Since then the band gradually reduced the industrial influences,
with the most dramatic change taking place on the band's fourth
album, simply titled
Stabbing Westward,
where the band had moved toward an alterna-metal direction.
Self-titling the album was meant to reflect a rebirth and new focus
for the band, but a year after its release, in February 2002, the
band instead announced its amicable breakup.
Current Members
Chris Hall
vocals
Walter Flakus
keyboards/programming/guitars
Jim Sellars
bass
Derrek Hawkins
guitars
Andy Kubiszewski
drums
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Former Members/Guests
Stuart Zechman
guitars/bass
Mark Eliopulos
guitars
David Suycott
drums
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Discography
Ungod
1994
Sony
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- Lost
- Control
- Nothing
- ACF
- Lies
- Ungod
- Throw
- Violent Mood Swings
- Red on White
- Can't Happen Here
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- Chris Hall
- Walter Flakus
- Jim Sellars
- Stuart Zechman
- David Suycott
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Wither, Blister, Burn And Peel
1996
Sony
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- I Don't Believe
- Shame
- What Do I Have to Do?
- Why
- Inside You
- Falls Apart
- So Wrong
- Crushing Me
- Sleep
- Slipping Away
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- Chris Hall
- Walter Flakus
- Jim Sellars
- Andy Kubiszewski
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Darkest Days
1998
Sony
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- Darkest Day
- Everything I Touch
- How Can I Hold On
- Drug Store
- You Complete Me
- Save Yourself
- Haunting Me
- Torn Apart
- Sometimes It Hurts
- Drowning
- Desperate Now
- Goodbye
- When I'm Dead
- The Thing I Hate
- On Your Way Down
- Waking up Beside You
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- Chris Hall
- Walter Flakus
- Jim Sellars
- Mark Eliopulos
- Andy Kubiszewski
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Stabbing Westward
2001
Koch
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- So Far Away
- Perfect
- I Remember
- Wasted
- Happy
- The Only Thing
- Angel
- Breathe You In
- High
- Television
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- Chris Hall
- Walter Flakus
- Jim Sellars
- Derrek Hawkins
- Andy Kubiszewski
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