The Nefilhim

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ormed as an offshoot of the legendary Goth band Fields Of The Nephilim, Nefilhim started when vocalist and leader Carl McCoy wanted to pursue a different musical direction. With fellow musicians Paul Miles (guitar), Cian Houchin (bass/programming) and Simon Rippin (drums), they would release Zoon in 1996 featuring McCoy utilizing several different vocal styles and mid-paced, riff-heavy, and eerie music. Several years later, Fields Of The Nephilim were back in business, effectively putting an end to this experiment after only a single release.