Ungod, the 1994 debut album from Stabbing Westward, stands as a cornerstone of 90s industrial rock — a dark, aggressive fusion of metallic guitars, brooding electronics and emotionally charged vocals. Produced by John Fryer (Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Cocteau Twins), the album captures the raw angst and atmospheric tension that defined the early alternative‑industrial movement.

Featuring the singles “Violent Mood Swings,” “Control,” “Lies,” and “Nothing,” the record has since earned cult status and was included in Rock Hard’s book The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time.
This edition is pressed on 180‑gram audiophile black vinyl and includes an insert.

Track Listing

1. Lost
2. Control
3. Nothing
4. ACF
5. Lies
6. Ungod
7. Throw
8. Violent Mood Swings
9. Red On White
10. Can’t Happen Here

Features

• 180‑gram audiophile vinyl
• Includes insert
• Debut studio album (1994)
• Features the singles “Violent Mood Swings”, “Control”, “Lies”, “Nothing”
• Produced by John Fryer (Depeche Mode, NIN, Cocteau Twins)
• Listed in Rock Hard’s 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums Of All Time
• Black vinyl

Information
Artist: Stabbing Westward
Title: Ungod
Format: LP, 180g Black Vinyl
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Released: 1994 (Reissue year if applicable)
Genre: Industrial Rock / Alternative Rock
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