THE BAND HISTORY

The group first formed in 1985 when Christopher Hall and Walter Flakus, former students at Western Illinois University, moved from a small Southern Illinois town, called Macomb, to Chicago.
They released an EP in 1990, and recruited guitarist Stuart Zechman, bassist Jim Sellers, and drummer David Suycott.
In late 1993, Columbia issued the band's major-label debut, Ungod, recorded in London.
Although the album wasn't a success, they promoted it relentlessly, touring constantly and doing scores of interviews.
Videos: "Nothing", "Lies"

In 1996, when they released their second album, Wither Blister Burn & Peel, recorded in New York,
Andy Kubiszewski replaced David on drums on that Album, on tour they acquired Mark Eliopulos as their new guitarist.
The first single from that album was "What do I have to do".
Videos: "What do I have to do", "Shame"

Following the success of Wither Blister Burn & Peel, they spent most of 1997 in seclusion, 
working on their third album, entitiled Darkest Days, recorded in Los Angeles.  
Mark Eliopulos does play guitar on that Album.
Darkest Days, was finally released in April 1998.
The first single from the album was "Save Yourself" and the second was "Sometimes It Hurts", "Haunting Me" was the third single. Videos: "Save Yourself", "Sometimes it Hurts"

In 2000, they recorded their fourth and last album in San Francisco.