Fight

British Alternative Rock Group

Fight was a heavy metal band formed by the vocalist Rob Halford after he left Judas Priest in 1992. Halford, who is widely recognized for his powerful and wide-ranging voice, sought to explore a different musical direction with Fight, which incorporated a heavier and more aggressive style compared to the classic metal sound of Judas Priest. The band's lineup consisted of Rob Halford on vocals, Russ Parrish and Brian Tilse on guitars, Jay Jay on bass, and Scott Travis on drums. Fight released their debut album "War of Words" in 1993, which showcased a grittier sound influenced by the groove metal and thrash metal scenes of the time.