Therapy?

Therapy? is an Irish alternative metal band formed in the early 1990s by Andy Cairns, Fyfe Ewing and Michael McKeegan. Their influences range from the Stranglers to Judas Priest. Therapy? rose to prominence in Europe in 1992 with the single "Teethgrinder" from the album Nurse. In 1993, the band contributed to the soundtrack of the film Judgment Night, which featured collaborations between hip-hop and rock artists. Therapy? performed the track "Come And Die" with Fatal. Their success became worldwide in 1994 with Troublegum, an album containing famous songs such as "Screamager", "Nowhere", "Trigger Inside", "Die Laughing" and "Isolation" by Joy Division. That same year, Therapy? covered "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath together with Ozzy Osbourne on the tribute compilation Nativity In Black. In 1995, Therapy? returned with a record, Infernal Love.