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Witchbound
Witchbound came together in London during the early 1980s with Tony Moore on vocals, Michael Thomas on guitar, Joe Gallagher on bass, and Chris Toomey on...
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Witchbound came together in London during the early 1980s with Tony Moore on vocals, Michael Thomas on guitar, Joe Gallagher on bass, and Chris Toomey on drums. They were part of that city's heavy metal scene, playing live shows that built them a following.
Their song 'Dance Into The Fire' became a notable track for them. The band's sound had roots in traditional heavy metal but also incorporated some progressive and gothic elements as they went along.
They put out a few albums in the mid-to-late 80s, including 'The Devil's Hand' in 1984, 'Shadows in the Night' in 1986, and 'Carnival of Souls' in 1988. Moore's vocal range and Thomas's guitar work were often mentioned as distinctive parts of their music.
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