Current | |
Greg Lindstrom | Bass (1971-1980), Guitars, Keyboards (1980-1982, 2015-present) |
See also: Falcon, ex-Titanic | |
Robert Garven | Drums (1971-1992, 2015-present) |
See also: ex-Titanic | |
Tim Baker | Vocals (1976-1992, 2015-present) |
Jarvis Leatherby | Bass (2016-present) |
See also: Night Demon, ex-Satan (live), ex-Jaguar (live), ex-Black Opal, ex-Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, ex-No Motiv | |
Past | |
Jerald Alan Fogle | Guitars (1971-1987) |
(R.I.P. 1998) See also: ex-Titanic | |
Neal Beattie | Vocals (1975-1976) |
Michael Vujea | Bass (1981-1987) |
See also: ex-Prophecy (live), ex-Possession | |
Vernon Green | Bass (1988-1992) |
See also: ex-Broken Silence, ex-Nightshift, ex-Tan Ciera | |
Jim Barraza | Guitars (1988-1992, 2015-2023) |
See also: ex-Prophecy | |
Current (Live) | |
Armand Anthony | Guitars (2018-present) |
See also: Night Demon, ex-Gygax | |
Past (Live) | |
Michael Vujea | Bass (2019, 2020-?) |
See also: ex-Prophecy (live), ex-Possession |
Greg Lindstrom | Bass (1971-1980), Guitars, Keyboards (1980-1982, 2015-present) |
See also: Falcon, ex-Titanic | |
Robert Garven | Drums (1971-1992, 2015-present) |
See also: ex-Titanic | |
Tim Baker | Vocals (1976-1992, 2015-present) |
Jarvis Leatherby | Bass (2016-present) |
See also: Night Demon, ex-Satan (live), ex-Jaguar (live), ex-Black Opal, ex-Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, ex-No Motiv |
Jerald Alan Fogle | Guitars (1971-1987) |
(R.I.P. 1998) See also: ex-Titanic | |
Neal Beattie | Vocals (1975-1976) |
Michael Vujea | Bass (1981-1987) |
See also: ex-Prophecy (live), ex-Possession | |
Vernon Green | Bass (1988-1992) |
See also: ex-Broken Silence, ex-Nightshift, ex-Tan Ciera | |
Jim Barraza | Guitars (1988-1992, 2015-2023) |
See also: ex-Prophecy |
Current | |
Armand Anthony | Guitars (2018-present) |
See also: Night Demon, ex-Gygax | |
Past | |
Michael Vujea | Bass (2019, 2020-?) |
See also: ex-Prophecy (live), ex-Possession |
The band's name, Cirith Ungol, is taken from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and means "Pass of the Spider". It was a high pass in the land of Mordor where the monster known as Shelob lurked.
The correct way to pronounce the name Cirith Ungol is kee'reeth oo'ngol, but the band pronounces it with a soft c (see'reeth oo'ngol).
After Paradise Lost, the ...