Records (60 numbers or more)
- The Orange Album (Aug 1978) cassette, demo
- Frost and Fire (Sat 31 Jan 1981) album
- Metal Massacre 1 (Mon 14 Jun 1982) various
- The Metal Machine (1984) various
- King of the Dead (Mon 02 Jul 1984) album
- Cirith Uncool / Sara’s Uncool (Dec 1985) cassette, rehearsal
- LA Steel (1986) various
- Heavy Metal Thunder (1986) various
- One Foot In Hell (Tue 12 Aug 1986) album
- The Best of Metal Blade – Volume 2 (1987) various
- A Restless World (1991) promo, various
- Paradise Lost (Fri 23 Aug 1991) album
- Restless September Releases (Sep 1991) cassette, promo, various
- Live Kings (1992) bootleg, vinyl
- Frost and Fire / King of the Dead (Tue 31 Jan 1995) compilation
- Live (1996) 7inch, bootleg, live
- KnuckleTracks XVII (1999) various
- Servants of Chaos (Sat 05 May 2001) compilation, DVD, live
- Metal Blade Records – 20th Anniversary (2002) various
- Demo 1979 (2002) bootleg, demo
- The First Decade (Nov 2005) various
- King of the Stage LIVE (2008) bootleg, live
- Fenriz Presents The Best Of Classic ’80s Metal And Punk! (2008) promo, various
- Better Off Dead! (Fri 13 Mar 2009) bootleg, CD, compilation
- Return of the Dead Kings (2009) bootleg, CD, live
- Lauschangriff Vol. 003 (Sun 02 May 2010) various
- Battle With Shelob (2010) 12inch, bootleg, live
- Obsidian Warriors (2010) bootleg, CD, live
- Live October 14th 1983 (2011) 10inch, bootleg, live
- 1983 LIVE Arlington Theatre in California (2011) 12inch, bootleg, live
- Blood and Honor Metal Compilation Volume 4 (2012) bootleg
- Metal Blade Records – 30th Anniversary (Sat 21 Apr 2012) various
- All Pigs Must Die – Sonic Cathedrals Vol. CXVI (Thu 12 Sep 2013) various
- Frazetta Picture Disc (Fri 22 Apr 2016) various, vinyl
- Of Swords And Magic Mix (2016) bootleg, cassette, various
- The Legacy (Fri 26 May 2017) cassette, compilation
- Elric Has Left The Building (Sun 20 Aug 2017) bootleg, online
- For the Sake of Heaviness (Tue 29 Aug 2017) cassette, various
- Keep It True XX Festival DVD (Fri 27 Apr 2018) DVD
- Live at the Rock Hard Festival 19-05-2018 – Gelsenkirchen – Germany (Sat 19 May 2018) bootleg, DVD, online
- Metal Lives! (2018) various
- Witch’s Game (Fri 05 Oct 2018) 12inch
- Rock n’ Roll Damnation – Apocalypse Dudes (Fri 25 Jan 2019) various
- Live at Roxy Club. L.A. CA 1983 (Sun 27 Jan 2019) bootleg, cassette
- Total Metal (2019) various
- Blood & Iron Oxide – Metal Punk – Tape Exchange Vol. 4 (Tue 17 Sep 2019) bootleg, cassette, compilation
- Metalpunk Tape Exchange Vol.IV – Elric: The Return to Melniboné (2019) bootleg, cassette, various
- I’m Alive (Mon 25 Nov 2019) bonus, box, CD, DVD, live, vinyl
- Легенды Зарубежного Рока Vol.3 (Best Hits) (N/A) bootleg, CD
- Rock Hard – Lauschangriff Vol. 080 (Fri 17 Apr 2020) various
- Forever Black (Fri 24 Apr 2020) album, box
- Rock Tribune 191 [magazine+CD] (Tue 28 Apr 2020) various
- Brutish Manchild (Sat 02 May 2020) 7inch
- Metal for the Masses (Fri 10 Jul 2020) various
- Rock Hard Festival Archives II – Best Of 2009-2019 (Fri 11 Sep 2020) various
- Record Store Day Presents Decibel Completely Extreme Volume One (Fri 30 Oct 2020) various, vinyl
- Half Past Human (Fri 28 May 2021) 12inch, box, cassette, EP
- Легенды Poka 50/50 Часть #3 (Best Hits) (2021) bootleg, CD, compilation, various
- The Planet of Doom – An Animated Tale of Metal and Art (N/A) unreleased, various
- Cirith Ungol Box set (N/A) box, compilation, unreleased
Misc staff (40 numbers or more)
- Brad Vance
- Arthur Rizk
- Armand John Anthony
- Bill Metoyer
- Brian Slagel
- Dan Baker
- Greg Hazard
- Jerry Evans
- John Doane
- Kevin “Dr. K” Sage
- King Fowley
- Mike Mowry
- Patrick Lysaght
- Randall L. Jackson
- Robert Feist
- Tim Nelson
- Wallace “Wally” F. Rollins
- Chris Bellman
- Michael Whelan
- Matt Baker
- Tim Baker
- Rick “Kirk” Love
- Cliff Montgomery
- Erika Wallberg
- Jowita Kaminska-Peruzzi
- Leon “Eljotpe” Pfaff
- Luca Bernasconi
- Michael “Paranoid” Hoenninger
- Peter Beste
- Sebastian Wilke
- Brian Ames
- Armin Steiner
- Brian Cräbaugh
- Oliver “Klosterbomber” Barth
- Florian Hille
- Ron Goudie
- Markus “Bart” Grasseck
- Stephanie Shoulders
- Jeff Cowan
- Bart Gabriel
Gigs (100 numbers or more)
- Dance With 4 Bands – Louie’s Life (empty)
- Nixon Send GIs Into Cambodia – Anti-War Rally (empty)
- live 1971 Tue 04 May 1971
- Peace rally gig @ Ventura 1972
- Mini Pop Festival @ Larrabee Stadium Mon 21 Feb 1972
- At The Catacombs Fri 28 Apr 1972
- At Louie’s Life Fri 23 Feb 1973
- Benefit Concert @ The Foster Park Bowl, Ventura Sun 20 May 1973
- Heaviest Metal Known To Man @ Ventura Fairgrounds Sat 22 May 1976
- Heaviest Metal Known To Man – Dance Concert @ Ojai Art Center Fri 30 Jul 1976
- Battle of the Bands @ National Guard Armoury Mon 09 Aug 1976
- Halloween Party • Dance @ National Guard Armory Sat 30 Oct 1976
- Heavy Metal @ Starwood, Hollywood 1977
- Battle of the Bands @ Ventura Fairgrounds Sun 14 Aug 1977
- Heaviest Metal @ National Guard Armory Sat 25 Mar 1978
- Rob’s 23 Birthday @ Camp Comfort Fri 22 Jun 1979
- Heavy Metal @ Whisky A Go Go Mon 23 Jul 1979
- Battle of the Bands @ National Guard Armory Mon 03 Sep 1979
- Battle of the Bands @ 2 Great Rock Bands Every Monday Mon 14 Jul 1980
- Heavy Metal @ Valley West Concert Club Sat 08 Nov 1980
- San Fernando Valley 1981
- Concert Club @ Valley West (2) Sat 17 Jan 1981
- Heavy Metal Concert Club @ Valley West Fri 13 Feb 1981
- Masters Of Metal @ Xenon West Sat 21 Feb 1981
- Spring Fever, Rock And Roll in the Park Sun 22 Mar 1981
- Foster Bowl Rock Festival Sat 25 Apr 1981
- 5 Hours of Face Melting Rock! @ Community Center Fri 27 Nov 1981
- Heavy Metal @ Whisky a Go Go Thu 07 Jan 1982
- En Concierto En Mexico Alternando Sat 17 Apr 1982
- Battle Of The Bands @ Spring Fair ’82 Career Expo Fri 07 May 1982
- The Upper Deck Thu 22 Jul 1982
- The Heaviest Metal Known To Man @ Cirith Ungol Fri 30 Jul 1982
- Heavy Metal @ Wolf & Rissmiller’s Country Club, Reseda Fri 03 Sep 1982
- One Night Only Sat 18 Sep 1982
- Arlington Theatre, California 1983
- Metal Madness @ Wolf & Rissmiller’s Country Club, Reseda Sun 16 Jan 1983
- Heavy Metal @ Roxy Club, Los Angeles Wed 19 Jan 1983
- Masters Of Metal @ Club Soda, Reseda Thu 27 Jan 1983
- School’s Out Rock ‘n’ Roll Spectacular @ Perkins Palace Fri 17 Jun 1983
- Heavy Metal @ Beverly Theatre Thu 28 Jul 1983
- Wolf & Rissmiller’s Country Club, Reseda Fri 14 Oct 1983
- Masters Of Metal @ Club Soda, Ventura Sun 24 Jun 1984
- Kings Among Men! @ Ventura Fairgrounds Gem & Mineral Building Sat 27 Oct 1984
- Heavy Metal @ Wolf & Rissmiller’s Country Club, Reseda Fri 09 Nov 1984
- Heavy Metal @ Santa Monica Club Fri 30 Nov 1984
- Heavy Metal Masters @ John’s Music Fri 07 Dec 1984
- Opening for Loudness @ Arlington Theatre, Santa Barbara Fri 05 Apr 1985
- The Masters of Black Metal @ Arlington Theatre Thu 25 Apr 1985
- La Casa de la Raza Wed 15 May 1985
- Heavy Metal Masters @ Ojai Art Center Sat 18 May 1985
- Heir Apparent to the Heavy Metal Throne! @ Huntington’s Thu 22 May 1986
- Chuck Landis’ Country Club, Reseda Thu 25 Sep 1986
- Halloween Bash @ Channel Island Cinema Fri 31 Oct 1986
- Masters Of Metal @ Gazzarri’s Sat 23 Jul 1988
- Friday Nite @ Ventura Theater Fri 19 Aug 1988
- Club Soda, Ventura, California Mon 01 Apr 1991
- Anaconda Theatre Fri 12 Jul 1991
- The last concert @ Ventura Theater Fri 13 Dec 1991
- Metal Maniacs Metalfest VI Sat 18 Jul 1992
- Meet and Greet @ Frost and Fire Fest Sat 17 Oct 2015
- Meet & Greet @ Keep It True XIX Sat 30 Apr 2016
- The Kings Of The Dead Have Risen @ Frost and Fire Fest II Sat 08 Oct 2016
- First ever European show @ Keep It True XX, Germany 2017 Sat 29 Apr 2017
- Up the Hammers XII Sat 27 May 2017
- Defenders of the Old Festival IV Sat 17 Jun 2017
- Chaos Descends Festival Fri 21 Jul 2017
- Psycho Las Vegas 2017 Sun 20 Aug 2017
- Frost and Fire Fest III Sat 07 Oct 2017
- Days of Darkness Festival Sat 28 Oct 2017
- Hammer of Doom XII Sat 18 Nov 2017
- ODIN’s Battlefield Sat 24 Feb 2018
- Hell’s Heroes Festival Sat 21 Apr 2018
- NYDM Milwaukee Spring Bash Sun 22 Apr 2018
- Frost and Fire London Fri 11 May 2018
- Cirith Ungol | Night Demon – Kultur Palast Hamburg Wed 16 May 2018
- Rock Hard Festival 2018 Sat 19 May 2018
- Muskelrock på Tyrolen 2018 Thu 31 May 2018
- Frost and Fire Fest IV Thu 04 Oct 2018
- Legions Of Metal Festival Fri 17 May 2019
- Northwest Terror Fest 2019 Thu 30 May 2019
- Bang Your Head Festival 2019 Thu 11 Jul 2019
- Setembro Negro Festival Sun 08 Sep 2019
- Blow Up @ Finland Thu 10 Oct 2019
- Rock The Night Festival 2020 Thu 25 Jun 2020
- Maryland Doom Fest 2021 Thu 17 Jun 2021
- Mass Destruction Metal Fest IV @ 2021 Sun 07 Nov 2021
- test gig Thu 10 Mar 2022
- Courts Of Chaos Festival 2022 Fri 06 May 2022
- Manorfest @ Whittlebury Park, 2022 Sun 29 May 2022
- Frost and Fireland Sat 18 Jun 2022
- Tour with Cirith Ungol @ RCA Club, Lisbon, 04 Jul 2022 Mon 04 Jul 2022
- Tour with Cirith Ungol @ Dürer Kert, Budapest, 06 Jul 2022 Wed 06 Jul 2022
- Tour with Cirith Ungol @ Riviera Remont, Warsaw, 05 Jul 2022 Wed 06 Jul 2022
- Tour with Cirith Ungol @ De Klinker Club, Aarschot, 08 Jul 2022 Fri 08 Jul 2022
- Tour with Cirith Ungol @ Kyttaro Club, Athens, 09 Jul 2022 Sat 09 Jul 2022
- Tour with Cirith Ungol @ Phenomerock Fest, Fontaneto D’agogna, 10 Jul 2022 Sun 10 Jul 2022
- Wacken Open Air @ Germany 2022 Thu 04 Aug 2022
- Psycho Las Vegas 2022 Fri 19 Aug 2022
- Candelabrum Metal Fest 2022 Fri 02 Sep 2022
- Keep It True XXIII Thu 20 Apr 2023
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Cirith Ungol was and still is a Ventura, Californian of Heavy Metal, also knows as Medieval Obscure Underground Epic True Cult Kvlt Heavy Doom Metal Heroes, who formed in 1971 and split up in May 1992. Then in many years, they reunited for session (2015), concert (2016), new single (2018), new live (2019) and new album (2020). And it still going on.
They drew influences from other metal groups such as Black Sabbath and Thin Lizzy, as well as Iggy and the Stooges. Their first album, Frost and Fire, was closer to a hybrid between 1970s hard rock and metal with songs written by then bassist and guitarist Greg Lindstrom and drummer Robert Garven, but from King of the Dead and onwards they played a progressive rock influenced brand of doom metal with songs.
History
The band began with Greg Lindstrom, Robert Garven, Jerry Fogle and Pat Galligan (who would later go on to play guitar for Angry Samoans) playing in their first band “Titanic” in high school. With a desire to play heavier music, the rest of the band dumped Pat and reformed in 1972 as Cirith Ungol with Neal Beattie on vocals. It wasn’t until 1980 that they were signed by Enigma and released their first record Frost and Fire with Tim Baker on vocals. After their fourth album Paradise Lost, they split up due to frustration caused by problems with their new record company. The year 2001 saw the light of a new Cirith Ungol album which contained old and unreleased demos and songs, but no new material. The album was supported by both Greg and Rob, but not by Tim.
Founding guitarist Jerry Fogle died from liver failure on 20 Aug 1998.
This biography was written on 31 Jan 2006: A brief Cirith Ungol bio sketch by Perry Grayson
1969-1972
Note: This is a condensed version of my in-the-works full-length bio of Cirith Ungol, which will eventually be published through Tsathoggua Press. -PG
Cirith Ungol was founded in sunny Ventura, California, by three junior high school and high school pals. Drummer (graphic artist and sometimes lyricist) Robert W. Garven Jr., guitarist extraoridinaire (and often space-case) Jerry Fogle (R.I.P.) and bassist/guitarist/keyboardist/songwriter Greg Lindstrom in 1972. The three had begun playing together when they were in their early teens in a “band” called Titanic with another school acquaintance, Pal Galligan. With a desire to play heavier rock than Beatles covers, Garven, Fogle and Lindstrom bailed to form Cirith Ungol. Far from being scorned by their folks, Cirith Ungol actually found the support of the Garven family-their rehearsal room was set up inpage the Garven family’s house. Early on the band took to covering psychedelic heavy rockers by the likes of Cream, Mountain, Budgie (“Crash Course in Brain Surgery” over a decade before Metallica did it), Thin Lizzy (“Return of the Famer’s Son” and “Vagabonds of the Western World”), Hard Stuff and Ursa Major (about half of “Sinner”) and Freedom (“Dusty Track”).
The name Cirith Ungol was arrived at for the same reason Rob Garven and Greg Lindstrom had initally become friends. Both Rob and Greg were fans of British fantasist J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy, which they were reading in literature class when they first met in 1969. In Tolkien’s manufactured language of Middle Earth, Cirith Ungol translates out as “pass of the spider”. Cirith Ungol is the bleak place where Frodo and Samwise fight the giant spider Shelob in Tolkien’s second installment in the trilogy, The Two Towers. The spider Shelob was the inspiration for the tune “Shelob’s Lair”, which was written by Lindstrom around 1975. You can also see the spider motif repeated in the longsleeve shirt axeman Jerry Fogle used to wear at practices and gigs. Much like Rush, Sam Gopal’s Dream, Zeppelin and even Mountain (okay, so those were Gail Collins’ lyrics) before them, Cirith Ungol took the hippie’s favorite fantasy saga and exploited it in the rock world. Something to write about apage from fast cars and faster women. Not that our intrepid teenage proto-metallers were above penning tunes about those tried-and-true topics. The first Ungol song was, according to Mr. Lindstrom, entitled “Rock ’n’ Roll Hooker”, after which they moved onto even slightly dodgier subjects. One can only smirk at Garven’s lyrics for “Tight Teen” (circa 1976). Sure, they may owe something to Richie Blackmore and Ian Gillan, but it they wouldn’t exactly be up Tipper Gore’s alley.
She’s a tight teen, miniature queen / Not much more than a kid / She’s a tight teen, minuature queen / Seems I always rob the crib”.
1975-1977
Fast forward to 1976, and Cirith Ungol had found their first vocalist, who billed himself as Terry Dactyl (aka Neil Beattie). Neil’s biggest influence was Iggy Pop, and he often spent a lot of time rolling around the boards at gigs with very little clothing on. Pretty fitting for a band with tunes like “Neck-romancer” and “Flesh Dart,” wouldn’t ya say? Needless to say, the authorities at the Ventura State Beach were quick to tell ol’ Terry Dactyl to “keep his shirt on”. The truth be told, Iggy & the Stooges were a huge influence on Cirith Ungol as a whole. When interviewed for his Falcon website profile page, Greg Lindstrom relates that “Iggy is my Elvis”. Greg also remembers, “Robbie used to walk down the street singing ’Penetration’ off Raw Power.” Cirith Ungol Mark II (Beattie, Fogle, Lindstrom & Garven) would play numerous gigs around Ventura and Ojai at venues as diverse as the Foster Park Bowl, Louie’s Life, the Ventura National Guard Armory, the Catacombs, Huntington’s, the Ventura State Beach Pier, Ojai Art Center and the Dock.
Cirith Ungol’s earliest primitive recordings are the evidence that they were among the heaviest bands of the period. After all, in 1975 many of the heavies were lightening up. But the young Ungol stalwarts were fueled more by the loud early 1970s than the fluff corporate record execs were trying to force young bands to sound like. A rehearsal recording from ’75 blew the ears off your humble biographer at first listen (around 2002). Early renditions of “One Foot in Hell” and “Cirith Ungol” are doused with blasts of Greg fuzz bass, Jerry Fogle’s eerie guitar embellishments and wild solos and Rob Garven’s blood drenched drumming. “Shelob’s Lair” and “Half Past Human,” also found on these rehearsal room reels, are equal in both heaviness and epic length to anything on Frost and Fire or King of the Dead. Perhaps they weren’t Alice Cooper, but Beattie is said to have covered his hands and upper body with fake spiders while his Ungol mates played “Shelob’s Lair,” an ode to the giant spider in Tolkien’s The Two Towers. A pagenote: Falcon would later re-record both “Shelob’s Lair” and “Half Past Human.”
But Neil soon tired of Cirith Ungol, leaving Lindstrom, Garven & Fogle to continue as an instrumental power trio once again. This wasn’t too daunting to the three, as they still found themselves playing singerless gigs at venues like the Starwood, the Roxy and the Whisky in Hollyweird, as well as the Ventura Fairgrounds. By this time, Cirith Ungol had also recruited a bunch of their fellow rockers and school pals to be their crew. Brothers Dan and Tim Baker were roadies and Kevin “Dr. K” Sage (no doubt in charge of pharmaceuticals?!) was the stage manager.
With no suitable singer in sight or earshot, friend and roadie Tim Baker tried out for the vocal spot. Although not a trained singer, Baker boasted a unique screaching style all his own. His first stab at recording vocals for a Cirith Ungol song was a “duet” with Neal Beattie on “We Know You’re Out There”, a track about alien invasion.
Armed with their own Dokorder reel-to-reel 4 track recorder, Cirith Ungol whapped out a tape chock full of their blistering tunes. The cassette demo “album” had an orange cover, and it was distributed at gigs. Some of the tunes on the orange cassette included “Show You All” sung by Rob, “Route 666” sung by Greg, “We Know You’re Out There” sung by exiting Neal Beattie and entering Tim Baker and “High Speed Love” sung by Tim Baker.
TO BE CONTINUED! Stay tuned…
The name
In the beginning, they had a few names picked out, all from the J. R. R. Tolkien’s epic fantasy novel Lord Of The Rings. Some of the others were:
- Barad Dur
- Khazad Dum
- Minas Morgul
- Cirith Ungol
- and so on
In the end, the band name was Cirith Ungol from 1972. They took their name from the place Cirith Ungol, and who was the tower that Sam rescued Frodo from. The name Cirith Ungol (Elvish: Cirith Ungol) means Sindarin for Spider’s Cleft or Pass of the Spider, from cirith (“cleft, pass”) and ungol (“spider”). Read the English to Elvish translator here or here . While the place in Tolkien’s book is pronounced kirith ungol, the band pronounced it sirith ungol. The band said in a later interview they had some problems with the name:
Everyone in the band was a big “Sword and Sorcery” literature fan, especially Greg [Lindstrom, guitars] and I. He would always turn us on to the great writers who gave us inspiration for our music. We read all the books… Conan, Bran Mak Morn, etcetera, but the books that stood out in my mind are Michael Moorcock’s masterpieces: Elric, Hawkmoon, Corum among others. Greg Lindstrom and I met at an English Literature class where the teacher was reading Lord of the Rings… and Greg and I read it and it had an influence on our music and feelings. In retrospect I wish we had picked something easier to remember because a lot of our trouble has been over our name. People couldn’t pronounce it or remember it, but we figured once they did they wouldn’t forget it! We’ve humorously been called “Sarah’s Uncle” and “Serious Uncool,” for example! I know other bands are using the Tolkien angle. Led Zeppelin even made references to it in their earlier songs. I think he was an influence both then and now on many people.
Robert Garven
I remember some other possible band names we were conpagering: Minas Tirith, Khazad Dum, and Uruk Hai, all names from “The Lord Of The Rings”. Rob and I both liked J.R.R. Tolkien and Enzo Ferrari, so we knew our songs would cover both those subjects!
Greg Lindstrom
Legendary heavy metal (OK, proto-doom) act Cirith Ungol were obviously taken by Tolkien’sLord of the Ringsand other high fantasy authors like Michael Moorcock, from which the band plucked cover art. The name they picked was either named after a mountain pass in Mordor or the tower that guards it. It certainly has a strange ring. Like most names metal bands have picked over the ages, Cirith Ungol is Sindarin in origin, where ‘cirith’ translates to ‘pass’ and ‘ungol’ is a direct reference to the spawn of Ungoliant. ‘Ungol’ translates to ‘spider’. The Californians eventually even had a song about Cirith Ungol on the awesomeKing of the Deadalbum. Either way, while it stands to reason most contemporary bands would have a name appropriated from Tolkien, remember the ’60s and ’70s were times when Tolkien’s works, particularlyThe Hobbit, were increasingly part of literary culture changes.
Decibel, 10 Apr 2017
Foreign Language | Translated name |
---|---|
Arabic | سيريث اونغول |
Armenian | Կիրիտհ Օնգոլ |
Belarusian Cyrillic | Кіріт Унгол |
Bengali | সিরথ আনগোল |
Bulgarian Cyrillic | Кирит Унгол |
Catalan | Cirith Úngol |
Chinese | 西力斯昂哥 |
Elvish | Cirith Ungol |
Georgian | კირით უნგოლის |
Greek | Κιριθ Ονγολ |
Gujarati | સિરિથ અનગોલ |
Hebrew | קירית אונגול |
Hindi | किरिथ उङोल |
Japanese | シリスアンゴル |
Kazakh | Кіріт Ұнгол (Cyrillic) Kirit Ungol (Latin) |
Kannada | ಸಿರಿತ್ ಉಂಗೋಲ್ |
Korean | 키리스 웅골 |
Kyrgyz Cyrillic | Кирит Унгол |
Latvian | Kirit Ungola |
Marathi | सर्थ अनगोल |
Mongolian Cyrillic | Кирит Унгол |
Nepalese | सर्क्रि अनगोल |
Persian | کیریت آنگول |
Russian | Кирит Унгол |
Serbian | Кирит Унгол (Cyrillic) Kirit Ungol (Latin) |
Sinhalese | සිරිල් අන්ගෝල් |
Tamil | சிரித் அன்கோல் |
Telugu | సిరిత్ అన్గోల్ |
Thai | คิริธอุงโกล |
Ukrainian Cyrillic | Кіріт Унґол |
Yiddish | כּיריטה ונגאָל |
there are few translation here. A lot translation there. See there |
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Some are misspelling and others are humors:
- Ciruth Ungle
- Cirth Ungle
- Cirith Uncool
- Serious Uncool
- Sara’s Uncool
- Sarah’s Uncle
- Elvish Cirith Ungol
- Cirith Umgoo
- Cirith Unool
- Cirith Ungol 5.0
The one correct is Cirith Ungol.
Official websites:
- Apple Music/iTunes (official)
- Bandcamp CU (Metal Blade Records)
- Bandcamp CU (Iron Grip Records)
- Cirith Ungol Band (1) closed
- Cirith Ungol Band (2) moved to Bandcamp CU (Iron Grip Records)
- Deezer
- Facebook group
- Facebook page
- Google Play
- Indiemerch (Cirith Ungol) closed
- Indiemerch (USA)
- iTunes (official)
- Kings Road (Europe)
- linktree
- MySpace (official) (almost dead)
- MySpace (official? almost dead)
- Metal Blade
- Napster
- Spotify
- Tidal
Unofficial websites:
- All Music
- BandsInTown
- Cirith Ungol Family @ Instagram
- Cirith Ungol Family @ Facebook
- Discogs
- Facebook Private group
- Facebook Public group
- Genius
- last.fm
- Metal-Archives
- MeWe
- Metal Storm
- Viberate
- Songkick
- Soundcloud (unofficial?)
- Tshirtslayer
- Setlist
- YouTube
- Wikipedia
Elvish oNline Web Fontsis licensed by CC BY 3.0
- Abe Books
- Amazon.com
- Barnes & Noble
- Base
- CD Universe
- CDandLP
- eBay.com
- eBay.fr
- eBay.it
- EMP DE Global
- EMP Online
- EMP UK Global
- F.Y.E.
- iTunes.com
- No Remorse
- Sonic Age Records
- Tradera
- YesAsia
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I feel something highly occult is talking to me through your music. Its so fucking cool. I couldnt resist so i joined the legion!!!! Cirith ungol is becoming my new favorite band. And you guys have the best fucking art ever. So getting the LPS tshirts and hoodies and what not so i can wear you guys with pride and honor! Thanks for the magic guys!