Storm Seeker简介
Formed: 2013 Origin: Germany Style: Pagan & Folk Storm Seeker is a German pirate-folk-metal band from Düsseldorf and Neuss. It was founded by the brothers Marius and Timo Bornfleth
详细介绍
Origin
Neuss, Germany and Düsseldorf, Germany
Genres
Pirate metal, Folk Metal
Years active
2013–present
Labels
NoCut Entertainment
The band was founded in 2013. After multiple lineup changes, they released the EP Pirate Scum in 2016 via the label Aeterna Records.[2] Within time, the band played increasingly large concerts, festivals and international gigs, such as Dong Open Air 2017 and Metaldays 2018. In 2018, guitarist Patrick Stäudle left the band. Due to that, Marius Bornfleth took over the guitar and Julian Hauptvogel joined the band to play the drums. At the end of 2018, Patricia Büchler left the band.[3] For the Tanz und Triebe Tour[4] 2019, Fabienne Kirschke ("Fabi") was found as a replacement.[5] After the tour, she became a permanent member.
The first album Beneath in the Cold was released on May 18, 2019. In the same year, some singles and music videos were released.
In 2020 they switched to the label NoCut[6] from Hamburg and re-released their first album Beneath in the Cold with them.
Within the Covid-Year 2020, they played a headliner gig,[7] three concerts with Mono Inc[8] and at the Online Musik Festival.[9] In the same year, drummer Julian Hauptvogel left the band.
The second album Guns Don’t Cry was released on January 29, 2021.[10] It contains special appearances from Mr. Hurley & die Pulveraffen, Sebastian Levermann from Orden Ogan, and Tanzwut.[11]
In September 2021, they announced a new upcoming album called Calm Seas Vol. 1, to be released on November 26, 2021.[12] The album will feature acoustic versions of previously released songs, as well as the two traditional songs they covered in 2021 (see Discography). After the album was released, cellist Sandra Schmitt left the band. As of mid-2022, she still hasn't been replaced.
On July 29, 2022, the band announced that Paul Martens had joined on guitars.
