Stitch

Stitch is a US heavy metal band. The name is also used by several other acts, including a defunct Swedish heavy metal band, a San Jose metalcore band, a UK electronic solo project, a British act formerly known as Stitched-back Foot Airmen, a Tampa, Florida band founded in 2010 by J-Sinner, and a Russian darkpsy project.

US heavy metal band

The US heavy metal Stitch is the act identified here. No further details are given about its membership, recordings or history.

Other acts using the name

One Stitch is a Swedish heavy metal band that releases the single Devil's Deal in 1982, issues two demos in 1982 and 1985, and later puts out the non-metal AOR single You Light my Fire in 1988.

Another is a metalcore band from San Jose, California, active for a short time and compared with Soulfly, Sepultura, Chimaira and Deftones. It builds a reputation for intense live shows, and its members and road crew die in a highway crash in California in 2001 while travelling between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara.

There is also a UK electronic solo act that works under the Stitch name for more than 15 years. This project follows earlier work in Mainstream Distortion, which is signed to Some Bizzare Records, and it releases the free album Hardwired. It is compared with Alec Empire, Chu Ishikawa and Nine Inch Nails.

A British act formerly called Stitched-back Foot Airmen releases the Manic and Global albums and several singles.

A Tampa, Florida band founded in 2010 by J-Sinner, formerly of Kritikal Resistance, combines metal, punk, electronica, hip hop, reggae and alternative music.

A Russian darkpsy project releases many compilations and albums over several years, works with many musicians in the psytrance scene, and plans a 10-track album of VS and remix tracks.