-EndSight started out back on April 2002 under the name Volume 69. Not long after that the band released its first demo called "Karh0re All The Way". Shows started taking place and the band's name was heard more and more. In late 2003 the band entered the studio to record its first full length, the debut CD "Evil Will Grow". In the process of the recordings Volume 69 changed their name to FOR WHAT IS WORTH.

-With the release of "Evil Will Grow" by Playfalse records in 2004 and a series of many strong gigs all around Greece, FWIW were established for good as a name in the Athenian and the wider Greek HxC/Metal scene. After the release of their debut album a line-up change in one of the guitar spots took place. Akis (the first guitarist of the band) left the band to pursue his own musical style. The position was filled by Spyros S. With the new line-up set FWIW participated in a 4-way split compilation with Vodka Juniors, 925 and XLOS which was released by Cannonball 666 Records in 2005 and was called "Walk The Plank".

-In late 2005 more line-up changes took place. Once again the one guitar spot was empty as Spyros S. left the band to focus on his studies, the same reason for which bassist Mike left shortly after this. The guitar was filled by John T. The bass spot troubled the band for a few months during which Antonis (Vulnus) and Nicki (ex Mallory Knox) helped out but could not stay due to personal reasons and lack of time.

-Finally in the dawn of 2007, Jack (925) joined FWIW and the line up became stronger than ever. For What Is Worth is a live band and this is one of the reasons that its releases take a bit longer than normal. Since 2002 the band have given various shows with accomplished bands of the international HxC scene such as Terror, Murphy's Law, 100 Demons, Born From Pain and Shai Hulud, as well as with many well accomplished Greek bands. The bands latest release "Thoughts Are My Enemies" EP, signifies the change and the evolution of the band through these years and offers their audience For What Is Worth's new, distinct and powerfull sound. In the end of 2008 John left the band for personal reasons. The band, now as a four-piece, decided to change their name to Endsight, signifying the dawn of a new era in the bands future. Stronger than ever, 2009 finds EndSight ready to embark on a mini tour with the Plague Mass.