16 Facts About Scott Weinrich

Scott Weinrich has been highly influential in helping develop and codify doom metal's trademark sound, and is considered an influential figure in the stoner rock and punk rock genre.

Scott Weinrich saw Black Sabbath during the Paranoid tour and described the gig as life-changing.

Scott Weinrich cited punk bands like the Stooges, the Dictators and the Saints as big influences.

In Saint Vitus, Scott Weinrich covered vocal duties as well as additional guitar work on some tracks.

The band released three studio albums with Scott Weinrich: Born Too Late, Mournful Cries and V, the live album Live, and the Thirsty and Miserable EP.

Scott Weinrich joined ex-Pentagram guitarist Victor Griffin in his band Place of Skulls for one album, With Vision, before leaving to start his most recent band, the Hidden Hand.

Scott Weinrich contributed vocals and guitars on the track "The Emerald Law" for Dave Grohl's project Probot.

Scott Weinrich can be seen playing guitar in the Probot video for "Shake Your Blood", which features Lemmy on bass and vocals.

Scott Weinrich has collaborated with ex-Death SS guitarist Paul Chain for some of his solo work.

Scott Weinrich was the frontman for Lost Breed for a short time.

Scott Weinrich worked with Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler, Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward, Fight guitarist Brian Tilse, and Judas Priest vocalist Rob Halford in the band Bullring Brummies, who are featured on the Nativity in Black tribute album.

Scott Weinrich played guitar on a demo for the band "Gypsy Moth" and can be found singing and playing on the Mystick Krewe of Clearlight split CD with Acid King.

Scott Weinrich has been touring with the reunited Saint Vitus since 2009.

Scott Weinrich formed Premonition 13 with guitarist Jim "Sparky" Karow in 2010.

Scott Weinrich released his first solo album via Southern Lord Records under the name Punctuated Equilibrium in 2009.

Scott Weinrich toured Europe and North America extensively as a solo artist.