Stabbing Westward

Christopher Hall and Walter Flakus decided to start an Industrial band by the name of Stabbing Westward. The phrase "Stabbing Westward" first appeared in a 1950s newsreel film that declares "Soviet Russia was expansively stabbing westward, knifing into nations left empty by war." [1] Moving to Chicago in 1986, the original lineup consisted of Christopher on bass, Walter on keyboards, and Jim Clanin on guitar. In 1990 a four song demo tape was recorded by an early conception of Stabbing Westward. This "EP" featured an early version of Violent Mood Swings (titled, Violent Mood Swing) which eventually wound up on the compilation CD, The Cyberflesh Conspiracy. Two of the three remaining demo songs...

Ringtones

Album Stabbing Westward - 2001

Perfect
Happy
Breathe You In
I Remember
The Only Thing
High
So Far Away
Wasted
Angel
Television

Album Darkest Days - 1998

Everything I Touch
You Complete Me
Torn Apart
Desperate Now
The Thing I Hate
How Can I Hold On
Save Yourself
Sometimes It Hurts
Goodbye
On Your Way Down
Darkest Days
Drugstore
Haunting Me
Drowning
Waking Up Beside You

Album Wither Blister Burn and Peel - 1996

Sleep
Why
So Wrong
Slipping Away
Shame
Inside You
Crushing Me
What Do I Have To Do
Falls Apart

Album Ungod

Throw
ACF
Lost
Red On White
Ungod
Nothing
Violent Mood Swings
Lies
Control

Other Stabbing Westward ringtones

Can`t Happen Here
I Don`t Believe
When I`m Dead