Sceptic

Sceptic
Sceptic
Die Band 2006
Die Band 2006
Allgemeine Informationen
Genre(s) Technical Death Metal, Thrash Metal
Gründung 1994 als Tormentor
Website http://www.myspace.com/scepticpl
Aktuelle Besetzung
Jacek Hiro (seit 1994)
Jakub „Cloud“ Chmura (seit 2002)
Weronika Zbieg (seit 2005)
Marcin Halerz (seit 2005)
E-Gitarre
 Wacław „Vogg“ Kiełtyka (seit 2008)
Ehemalige Mitglieder
E-Gitarre
 Dariusz „Yanuary“ Styczeń (1994 bis 1995)
Schlagzeug
 Maciej Zięba (1994 bis 1998, 2000 bis 2002)
Gesang
 Arek Stawiarski (1995 bis 1998)
E-Bass
 Paweł „Fafson“ Kolasa (1997 bis 2004)
Gesang
 Marcin Urbaś (1998 bis 2000)
Schlagzeug
 Kuba Kogut (1998 bis 2000)
Gesang
 Michał „Psycho“ Senajko (2000)
E-Gitarre
 Jacek Mrożek (1995 bis 1998)
E-Gitarre
 Czesiek Semla
Gesang
 Michał Skotniczny
E-Gitarre
 Rafal „Kastor“
E-Gitarre
 Waclaw „Vogg“ Kieltyka
E-Bass
 Grzegorz Feliks
E-Bass
 Marcin Halerz
Live-Mitglieder
E-Gitarre
 Krystian „Pinocchio“ Skowiniak

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