Sturmpercht

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Sturmpercht
General information
origin Sankt Koloman / Salzburg , Austria
Genre (s) Neofolk , pagan folk
founding 2002
Website sturmpercht.at
Founding members
Singing , percussion, bells
 "Max Percht" alias Max Presch
Current occupation
Singing, percussion, bells
 "Max Percht"
Singing, percussion, accordion , shruti
Hajot Gmeilbauer
Singing, guitars, flutes, pipes, accordion
"Hans Aufschring" alias Axel Frank
Vocals, guitars, drums, storm drum
 "Herr Wind" alias Reinhard Hopfe
E-bass, violin, e-violin, devil 's violin
"The Hermit" alias Kris K.
Drums, percussion
 Dimo Dimov
Vocals, guitars, drums, electric bass, keyboard
 "Waldwuz" alias Christoph Ziegler.
Arrangements, composition
 Gerhard Petak
former members
Guitars, arrangements, composition
 Stefan Traunmüller (2013)

Sturmpercht is an Austrian neofolk music group. Its name goes back to the alpine legendary figure of the Percht , which appears during the Rauhnächten . The group also regards itself as the initiator of “Alpine Folk Music”.

history

The project was founded in 2002 by Max Presch, owner of the Steinklang Industries record label. The publication of the first Sturmpercht EP Der Tanz des Tatzelwurms in 2003 marked the beginning of the Steinklang sub-label Percht . By 2013, 7 albums, 4 EPs and 2 compilations by Sturmpercht were released on the label.

Discography

  • 2003: The dance of the Tatzelwurm (CD / 7 "vinyl, EP, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2004: Storm into life wildly! (CD / LP , album, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2004: Wilde Gesellen (7 "vinyl, split EP with Jägerblut, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2005: Alpine ban and blessings (LP, album, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2005: The March of the Wampelerreiter (7 "vinyl, EP, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2006: Geister im Waldgebirg (CD / 2xLP, Album, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2007: A wilde Zeit (CD / CDR, compilation, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2009: Schattenlieder (CD / 2xLP, album, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2013: Bergentrück (CD / 3xLP, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2013: Sturmpercht (6xLP, box set, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2013: Alpenglow (CD / 3xLP, Percht / Steinklang Industries)
  • 2014: Zur Ew'gen Ruh (CD / 2x12 "-Vinyl / 2xLP, collaboration album with Rauhnåcht , Percht / Steinklang Industries)

Contributions to compilations (selection)

  • 2003: We call your wolves on We call your wolves (CD / CDR / 2xLP, aorta)
    further on Orkus Compilation 25 (CD, Orcus) and Might Is Right - Nordic Warchatns II (CD, Det Germanske Folket)
  • 2003: The cold tree and the heavy steel of the Kreuzheers with A Challenge of Honor on Secret Lords (CD, Heidenvolk)
  • 2005: The dance of the Tatzelwurm at Steinklang Industries Disco 1994-2004 (CD, Steinklang Industries)
  • 2006: A lot of full beakers sounded on Steinklang Industries II: 2005-2006 (2xCD, Steinklang Industries)
  • 2007: The last Zapfenmanderl on Percht (2xCD / 3xCD, Percht / Steinklang Industries)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Sturmpercht. SRA, accessed May 21, 2019 .