Witherfall is the collective brainchild of guitarist Jake Dreyer (ex-White Wizzard), drummer Adam Sagan (ex-Into Eternity), and singer Joseph Michael (ex-White Wizzard). It is also a natural extension of the already established working relationships between the three songwriters. 

Dreyer and Sagan collaborated in 2011 for the recording of Jake Dreyer's first instrumental EP, In The Shadows Of Madness. The EP received wide-spread critical admiration and the song "Harmony Of The Spheres" was released as a downloadable song for the video game franchise Rockband. A musical brotherhood was forged, and a seed was planted. 

In 2012, Dreyer and Joseph Michael found themselves playing together in White Wizzard. After multiple international tours and recording an album on the labels Century Media/Earache both knew they had found in each other the missing piece of a puzzle that was still undefined. 

With songs taking shape and demos being exchanged, Dreyer and Michael convened in Los Angeles in October 2013, while Dreyer and Sagan convened in Minnesota in November, resuming what they had started 2 years earlier. Thus, Witherfall was manifest. 

In May 2014 Dreyer, Michael, and Sagan had their first band rehearsal, and in August 2014 the band entered a studio in Phoenix, AZ with engineer Ralph Patlan (Megadeth, Brian "Head" Welch, MSG) to begin recording their debut album, as of 2016 production has been completed. Stay tuned for updates surrounding the release.