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TwaüghtHammër
TwaüghtHammër formed in Edinburgh in 1987. Their lineup included Colin Richardson on vocals, Alan Dunn on guitar, Johnny Scott on drums, and Andy Neil on...
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TwaüghtHammër formed in Edinburgh in 1987. Their lineup included Colin Richardson on vocals, Alan Dunn on guitar, Johnny Scott on drums, and Andy Neil on bass. They released their first album, Surgere, in 1989.
Their 1993 album Fallacies featured the title track that dealt with existential themes. The band's music sometimes drew polarized reactions for its philosophical lyrics, but they maintained a dedicated following regardless.
They put out several more albums through the 1990s, including Jaguar in 1991 and The Sound of Animals Fighting in 1999. Their work blended metal with other elements like post-rock, creating atmospheric soundscapes that stood apart from more straightforward heavy music of the time.
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