Stagefright
Witchfynde is a heavy metal band that was one of the forerunners of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal. Witchfynde was formed in Nottinghamshire, England in late 1979 by vocalist Steve Bridges, lead guitarist Montalo, bassist Andro Coulton, and drummer Gra Scoresby. The band released their first single, Give 'Em Hell in 1979 and released its first full-length album, also entitled Give 'Em Hell, on Rondolet Records in 1980. A major attribute to success may have originated with the frequent air play on the Friday Night Rock Show, hosted by Tommy Vance on BBC Radio 1. The band gained some exposure by touring the United Kingdom with Def Leppard in the summer of 1980. The band's sound incorporated a mix of influences, such as progressive and hard rock, with various aspects of the heavy metal sound as well as exaggerated use of satanic imagery. After a line-up change and new albums in 1980, 1983, and 1984, the band faded away due to lack of interest until former band members reunited in 2001. Since then, the band have played at many events and festivals throughout the UK, Europe and America. Their back-catalogue has been re-released on CD. Discography: * Give 'Em Hell (1979) * Stagefright (1980) * Cloak and Dagger (1983) * Lords Of Sin (1984) * The Best Of Witchfynde (1996) * Cloak and Dagger (reissue) (2000) * The Witching Hour (2004) * Give 'Em Hell (reissue) (2004) * Stagefright (reissue) (2005) * Play It to Death (2008) * Royal William Live Sacrifice (live album) (2011) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Witchfynde is a heavy metal band that was one of the forerunners of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal. Witchfynde was formed in Nottinghamshire, England in late 1979 by vocalist Steve Bridges, lead guitarist Montalo, bassist Andro Coulton, and drummer Gra Scoresby. The band released their first single, Give 'Em Hell in 1979 and released its first full-length album, also entitled Give 'Em Hell, on Rondolet Records in 1980. A major attribute to success may have originated with the frequent air play on the Friday Night Rock Show, hosted by Tommy Vance on BBC Radio 1. The band gained some exposure by touring the United Kingdom with Def Leppard in the summer of 1980. The band's sound incorporated a mix of influences, such as progressive and hard rock, with various aspects of the heavy metal sound as well as exaggerated use of satanic imagery. After a line-up change and new albums in 1980, 1983, and 1984, the band faded away due to lack of interest until former band members reunited in 2001. Since then, the band have played at many events and festivals throughout the UK, Europe and America. Their back-catalogue has been re-released on CD. Discography: * Give 'Em Hell (1979) * Stagefright (1980) * Cloak and Dagger (1983) * Lords Of Sin (1984) * The Best Of Witchfynde (1996) * Cloak and Dagger (reissue) (2000) * The Witching Hour (2004) * Give 'Em Hell (reissue) (2004) * Stagefright (reissue) (2005) * Play It to Death (2008) * Royal William Live Sacrifice (live album) (2011) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Chateaux
CheVy
Dedringer
Fist
Give 'Em Hell
Ready to Roll
Leaving Nadir
The Divine Victim
Wake Up Screaming
Pay Now - Love Later
Moon Magic
I'd Rather Go Wild
Unto the Ages of the Ages
Tetelestai
Getting' Heavy
The Devil's Gallop
Gettin' Heavy
Cloak and Dagger
Into The Ages Of The Ages
Stab In The Back
Crystal Gazing
Stage Fright
Somewhere to Hide
Cry Wolf
The Devil's Playground
Doing the Right Thing
In the Stars
Would Not Be Seen Dead in Heaven
Big Deal
Trick or Treat
Living for Memories
Stay Away
Start Counting
Fra Diabolo
Heartbeat
Hall Of Mirrors
Conspiracy
The Lord Of Sin
Scarlet Lady
Wall Of Death
Blue Devils
Red Garters
Rock & Roll
Madeleine
Madeline
Play It To Death
Paint It Black
Stagefright
Holy Ground
Elements
Pay Now-Love Later
Sticks And Stones
Life's A Killer
The Other Side
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