In 1994 they released their first demo as Epoch, a four song cassette entitled 'Beyond the Pale.' In 1995 they recorded their second demo,
Within The Night… as a 4-song MCD, and in May 1997 they returned to the studio to record three new tracks which became a promo CD entitled
Black & Crimson Glory. The band succeeded in capturing the attention of several labels, and in the winter of 1998 Epoch of Unlight signed with
The End Records. Shortly thereafter the band entered the studio to record their debut full-length album entitled
What Will Be Has Been. The album was described as a mix of melodic death/black metal. The band supported the release with numerous live shows including a five-week national tour with Norwegian symphonic black metalers,
Dimmu Borgir and
Samael. The tour consisted of over 30 shows throughout the USA. The band's second album,
Caught in the Unlight!, was recorded in December 2000 with
Keith Falgout (
Soilent Green,
Crisis,
Crowbar and
Cephalic Carnage, among others). This album placed less emphasis on the black metal aspects that had been present in their prior work, opting for a more melodic and technical death metal sound. The band supported
Caught in the Unlight! with numerous live shows through the country including a two-week national tour with Enslaved and an appearance at the first annual Northern Lights Festival in
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In 2003 Epoch of Unlight recorded a cover of
Kreator's 'Betrayer' and
At the Gates' ‘Raped by the Light of Christ’ for a split 7-inch single with
Goatwhore through
Bloated Goat Records. The band entered
Big Blue Meenie studio in
New Jersey October 27, 2004, to record their third release for The End Records, entitled
The Continuum Hypothesis. The album was engineered and co-produced by
Erin Farley (
All Out War,
Agnostic Front,
Sick of It All,
Madball,
M.O.D.,
Overkill, among others) This album saw the debut of new singer
B.J. Cook (a.k.a.
Lord Hellspawn) from Arkansas' Fallen Empire. In October 2021, Epoch of Unlight entered AB Studios (Memphis, TN) with Alan Burcham at the helm to record their fourth full-length album, and their first since 2005,
At War With the Multiverse. It was mastered in July 2022 by Tony Lindgren (Fascination Street Studios) and was released in September, 2022. ==Discography==