Fields Of The Nephilim

Formed in Stevenage, Hertfordshire (UK) in 1984. Fields Of The Nephilim were a distinctive goth rock band that incorporated psychedelic and progressive elements until their eventual split in 1991. Following the split, vocalist Carl McCoy pursued his The Nefilim project. The remainder of the band began their new venture Rubicon (3), with vocalist Andy Delany. In 1998 rumours of a Fields Of The Nephilim reunion were announced, but failed to see the light of day. In 2002 Jungle Records released a number of recordings without the consent of McCoy who regrouped and eventually produced the Mourning Sun album (2005). [u]Members:[/u] 1984 - 1985 Carl McCoy - vocals Tony Pettit - bass Paul Wright - guitar Gary Whisker - saxophone Nod Wright - drums 1985 - 1991 Carl McCoy - vocals Tony Pettit - bass Paul Wright - guitar Peter Yates - guitar Alexander ‘Nod’ Wright - drums 1998 Carl McCoy Tony Pettitt Nod Wright Paul Wright 2000 Carl McCoy Tony Pettitt John “Capachino” Carter Paul Miles Simon Rippin 2002 Carl McCoy John "Capachino" Carter 2007 Carl McCoy Gavin King Lee Newell Steve Fox Harris Giz Butt 2007 Carl McCoy Gavin King John "Capachino" Carter Lee Newell Tom Edwards 2009-2012 Carl McCoy John “Capachino” Carter Gavin King Lee Newell Tom Edwards Snake Andy James 2013 - 2015 Carl McCoy Tony Pettitt Gavin King Lee Newell Andy James 2017 - present Carl McCoy Tony Pettitt Gavin King Lee Newell Adam Leach