Sybreed

Sybreed
Origin Geneva, Switzerland
Genres
Years active 2003–2013
Labels Listenable
Associated acts Breach the Void
Website www.sybreed.com
Members Thomas "Drop" Betrisey
Ales Campanelli
Kevin Choiral
Past members Benjamin Nominet (until 2013)
Alex Anxonnia (2003)
Dirk Verbeuren (2007)
Luis "Burn" Da Silva Cruz (2003-2009)
Stéphane Grand (2009-2011)

Sybreed (short for "synthetic breed") were a heavy metal band from Geneva, Switzerland.

Band History

The band was founded by Thomas "Drop" Betrisey (guitar) and Benjamin Nominet (vocals). The two wanted a band that unified their common predilection for metal and electronic music. On their first album Slave Design from 2004, Alex Anxonnia (drums) and Luis "Burn" Da Silva Cruz (bass) also played. Dirk Verbeuren (Soilwork, Scarve, Aborted) appeared as a session musician on their second album Antares, which was released under Listenable Records.

Dirk Verbeuren was replaced on the latest album The Pulse of Awakening (2009) by Kevin Choiral, who is now a regular band member. Stéphane Grand also joined around this time on bass. Rhys Fulber, mainly known for his work for Fear Factory (Synthes and Sound-Samples) and Front Line Assembly, provided mixing on the latest album.[1]

On 7 April 2010 the song "Doomsday Party" was released for free download for the console game Rock Band. In June 2011, Stéphane Grand left the band for personal and professional reasons. He was replaced by Ales Campanelli as a permanent member of the band.

In October 2013, the band announced that singer Benjamin Nominet had left the band. All tour dates were cancelled and the band decided to break up.[2]

Members

Current

  • Thomas "Drop" Betrisey – guitars, programming
  • Kevin Choiral – drums
  • Stéphane Grand – bass

Former

  • Alex – drums (2003–2006)
  • Benjamin Nominet – vocals (2003-2013)
  • Burn – bass (2003-2009)
  • Dirk Verbeuren – session drums on Antares (Soilwork, Scarve)

Discography

Studio Albums

  • Slave Design (2004)
  • Antares (2007)
  • The Pulse of Awakening (2009)
  • God Is An Automaton (2012)

EPs

  • AEON (2009)
  • Challenger (2011)

References

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