Label: Invisible Passion - INV. CD5-005 • Format: CD Unofficial Release, Stereo • Country: Italy • Genre: Rock • Style: Deathrock

In the Jungle Records-issued interview with Greg Karajiannis, Carl explains that he has formed his own video production team. Whether this is Paranoid Celluloid the company behind "The 13th Sign"or just an extension of Sheer Faith, the author is unable to clarify at the time of writing. Carl McCoy is also believed to be a qualified mechanic. Q Magazine reported, inthat Tony Pettitt owns or did own his own recording studio on the outskirts of Stevenage.

Although dormant at the time of writing, it will be re-activated in the near future. It was originally run by Steve Brown Carl's ex-managerit was run by Lynn and Alex in the early s. A web-site is being prepared at the time of writing. These include baseball caps, sew-on patches, posters, postcards, Dawnrazor Bic razors, Dawnrazor wrist watches, t-shirts, sweatshirts, lighters, bottle openers, press kits, fanzines, The Watchman UK fan club newsletters, concert tickets, tour passes, badges, Elizium bags of flour German promotional itempromotional cardbox items.

Various bootlegs are in circulation, some of which are listed in the discography. Compiled by Ande Tucker, Mark Quested, and Beth Winegarner; many thanks to all the fans who have helped and supported the effort to create a complete discoography.

Does a 20 minute demo exist in the vaults of Beggars Banquet somewhere? If it does, oh boy! That could be worth a few pennies. They teamed up with a vocalist called Peter "Bob" White. They have toured Europe and the UK. The band have released an album called Jahazralah. Carl McCoy makes a cameo in Hardware as The Zone Tripper, a post-apocalyptic rag and bone man who discovers the broken remains of a military android in a radioactive wasteland and sells it to an off-duty soldier of fortune.

The solider gives the remains to his sculptress girlfriend Jill, who welds it into and onto one of her sculptures. The android is self-repairing and rebuilds itself.

Its programmed to kill. And after killing Jill's voyeuristic neighbour, it goes after Jill herself. Jill's flat becomes a battleground and there can be only one victor.

Wendy is a sad lady running from a broken marriage. The Dust Devil meets its match in Wendy, who refuses to let him kill her.

The current incarnation of the band has released one authorized recording of new material and one double live album sincethey perform frequently, with Carl McCoy and Tony Pettit remaining from the original lineup. A remixed version of "Sumerland Dreamed ", released in Novemberpeaked at number Inthe band played their final gigs, a Psychonaut - Fields Of The Nephilim - Live in England 30th April 1991 (CD) 'Festival of Fire' in London.

Frontman McCoy left the band in The band played some gigs inshowcasing some of their new material. According to different original band members, the band was rehearsing and writing the next Fields of the Nephilim album with exception of Yates.

However, the awaited reunion of the original band line up never happened. The release was not authorised by the band, and consists of unfinished recordings fromthe reworkings of "Trees Come Down" and "Darkcell", and a previously unreleased demo by The Nefilim. Peter Yates joined by the time of their first release, replacing Gary Whisker. The band's name refers to magnetic fields and the biblical Nephilim race, Psychonaut - Fields Of The Nephilim - Live in England 30th April 1991 (CD).

Their sound was innovative in the gothic scene, incorporating heavy metal elements to make a hard, bass and guitar driven sound underneath McCoy's growled vocals.

Lyrically, they incorporated mystical themes, especially relating to Sumerian Mythology, Hebrew Mysticism, and Aleister Crowley. Their debut release the "Burning the fields EP" was released in showing the raw power and melody that began to earn them a big underground following. Both singles were alternative rock hits, and "Dawnrazor", their debut album did similarly well.

The single "Blue Water" was subsequently released reaching the main UK charts for the first time, and making a big impact on the Independent chart listings for their label Situation Two. The following year the single "Moonchild" was released followed by their assured second album "The Nephilim". Displaying a more confident and polished sound, the band cemented their status as one of the biggest underground acts on the circuit.

Psychonaut - Fields Of The Nephilim - Live in England 30th April 1991 (CD) following live dates with the more sophisticated light show and effects, and of course the larger venues, highlighted their inexorable rise in popularity and confidence.

Produced for the first time by ex-Pink Floyd producer Andy Jackson taking over from previous band producer Bill BuchananPsychonaut - Fields Of The Nephilim - Live in England 30th April 1991 (CD) opus represented the band at the zenith of their creativity and powers. The album was preceded by Psychonaut - Fields Of The Nephilim - Live in England 30th April 1991 (CD) single "For Her Light" which again followed the bands custom of charting highly one week courtesy of their army of followers, then dipping out of the chart listings the next.

To the shock of their following, Carl McCoy left the band inand in a subsequent interview uttered the immortal words "I am the Nephilim

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