Stabbing Westward

Industrial Rock Band

Stabbing Westward is an American industrial rock band formed in 1985 by Christopher Hall (lead vocals) and Walter Flakus (keyboards, programming). The band first gained attention with their 1994 album "Ungod," which was followed by the successful 1996 release "Wither Blister Burn & Peel," featuring the hit single "What Do I Have to Do?". Their third album, "Darkest Days," released in 1998, is often considered their darkest and most complex work. Despite a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim, Stabbing Westward disbanded in 2002 but announced a reunion in 2016. They have since been active, performing live shows and working on new music. It's possible that these titles could be unofficial releases or projects announced after my last update.