History Witching Hour

There is more than one artist with this name.

1) Witching Hour (UK) formed in 1991 with Trevor Barnes on guitar and vocals, Alys Sterling on bass and D.B. on keyboards. D.B. was later replaced by Al Winton. When Al left the band, Ash took over on keyboards, aided by the lovely Morticia, who appears on keyboards in the video for "Slave to the Night". Since Ash's return to his home planet, the band have performed as a two-piece.

After a hiatus during which Trevor and Alys joined the computer game industry and discovered overtime, Witching Hour returned to the scene on Halloween 2006. Since then, they have headlined gigs in London and Madrid, and are soon to appear in Blackpool. They are hard at work on a new album, “Raven”. In the meantime, “Hourglass”, “She's Alive” and “Exhumation” have all been re-mastered and are now available on CD or for download from iTunes.

http://www.myspace.com/witchinghouruk

2) Witching Hour is a black/thrash metal from Rehlingen, Germany formed in 2006

Current line-up

Jan Hirtz - vocals/guitar

Sascha Bastian - lead guitar

Marco Justinger - bass/backing vocals

Simon Wender - drums

Discography

2007 - Arrival of the Dark Throne (demo)

2009 - Rise of the Desecrated

2009 - Antichrist Warfare (split)

2011 - Past Midnight

http://www.myspace.com/witchinghourthrash

3) Witching Hour was a black metal band from Acworth, Georgia, United States. Changed name to Abyssus.

4) Witching Hour is an Electro-Thrash Band from Wellington, New Zealand, formed in 2013

Discography

2014 - The 00:00 - 03:00 EP

https://soundcloud.com/thewitchinghourofficial

https://www.facebook.com/thewitchinghourofficial

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