Thorondir

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Thorondir
Autumn Assault 2014
Autumn Assault 2014
General information
origin Germany
Genre (s) Pagan metal
founding 2007
Website http://www.thorondir.de/

https://de-de.facebook.com/THORONDIRofficial/

Founding members
singing
 Kevin Wienerl
guitar
 Dominik Hautmann
Drums
 Alexander Göhl
Current occupation
Kevin Wienerl
Dominik Hautmann
Michael Ney
Florian Striegl (since 2008)
Alexander Göhl
Fabian Wienerl
former members
Christopher Zeus (2007-2008)

Thorondir is a pagan metal band from Waldsassen ( Bavaria ), which deals with legends from their homeland, stories about old pagan gods and the beauty of nature.

history

The band was founded in 2007 by Kevin Wienerl (vocals), Dominik Hautmann (guitar) and Alexander Göhl (drums). Shortly afterwards Michael Ney (lead guitar), Christopher Zeus (bass) and Fabian Wienerl (keyboards) joined them. A few months after its founding, the band recorded their first album in a local studio, which led to a contract with the Austrian label CCP Records . Due to internal differences of opinion, the band separated from Zeus, and Florian Striegl became the new bassist. Then the songs were edited again at the record company and in April 2009 the first album called Düsterwald was released . The second album from those days was recorded in 2010 in Woodshed Studio by V. Santura ( Triptykon , Dark Fortress ) and released in June 2011. In 2017 the band signed with the TrollZorn Records label. In February 2019 the release of the third album called Des Wandrers Mar was announced for April 19, 2019 and at the same time the first new song Revenge through the Sword was released.

Discography

  • 2009: Düsterwald (CD; CCP Records )
  • 2011: From those days (CD; CCP Records)
  • 2019: Des Wandrers Mar (CD; Trollzorn / SMP Records)

Music videos

  • 2019: Berserkerwut (Direction / Production: Lukas Hennecke, Timo Nachbar / HumanView Productions)

Web links

Commons : Thorondir  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Troll Wrath. Retrieved February 23, 2019 .