The Beyond/Gorilla (Unofficial)

The Beyond formed in 1988 as John Whitby (Vocals), Andy Gatford (Guitars), Paul Fallon (Bass) and Neil Cooper (Drums).  The Beyond released an EP and a single on the Big Cat Label - 'Manic Sound Panic' and 'No Excuse', Fallon was replaced on bass by Jim Kersey.

In 1991, Harvest released the album Crawl and The Raging E.P

In 1993 Music For Nations released Chasm. This time, the album was co-produced by industrial music pioneer J. G. Thirlwell aka Foetus.

In 1995 they changed their name to Gorilla (completed by David Petty on bass and Andy Lingard on violin) released their first EP 'Extended Play' in 1995 on the Embryo label followed by 'The Shutdown EP' on the Disinformation label. In 1997 and 1998, they released the 'Who Wants to Save the World Anyway?', and 'Outside' singles. Andy Lingard left the band and Gorilla briefly continued as a four-piece before disbanding in 1998.