91 - Seraph

Seraph was formed august 1996 by Christian Kalns (ex–Dying Angel) and Michael Kainberger (ex–Decorum). In Andreas Haas (Guitar), Dietmar Matzek (Bass guitar and Hannes Vordermayer they soon found proper brothers in arms. Shortly afterwards Dietmar found out that this was not his kind of music and was replaced by Manuel Inhester in september 1996. In March 1997 they had their first gig in the Rochkhouse Salzburg. In the middle of 1997 Seraph parted with Andreas Haas. Further gigs followed. 1998/99 the cd-debut "Strong Impressions" was recorded. April 1999 Seraph had their first support gig for Soulfly. Various gigs in Austria and Germany followed and in january 2002, Seraph opened the "Thrash 'til death" festival for Sodom, Kreator and Destruction. In january 2003 the second cd "Hatecrusher was released. After various gigs Michael Kainberger and Manuel Inhester decided to leave the band in may 2004.

Seraph found a quick replacement for Michael in Manuel Ehrlich, who formerly played at Lacrimas profundere...

Wolfgang Juratsch-Huber (from Chalize) is now the bassist and on vocals.

Seraph is Tharsh/Groove metal band in USA since 1993.Split up in 1995.Hoa Nguyen(guitars and vocals) and Chien Nguyen(drums) are brothers.
They have 2 disc:
Seraph - Demo,1994
Awakened - Ep,1995

Seraph was an Industrial Rock/Metal group from Oulu, Finland.
Seraph was founded by the band's screamer N. Kerosene and Riina Haponen in late 2013. Kerosene and Haponen quickly assembled the core lineup by hiring Toni Kunnari on drums, Damian Craynes on vocals and programming, Martin Fox on bass and Nikki Suicide on guitar. The initial lineup recorded one single dubbed as "Eden (on Fire)" at Soundmix Recording Studio during November 2013. The band's co-operation with Haponen ended soon after the first single due to personal reasons and the band quickly found Melissa Chains to take over the lead vocals for a short period of time. After letting Melissa go, Seraph continued as a five piece unit until the band's demise in 2015. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.