Blood Red Sun
Blood Red Sun formed in Germany in the early 1990s with Vincent Capoor on vocals and guitar, Max Scholze on bass, and Sven Bornemann on drums. They worked...
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Blood Red Sun formed in Germany in the early 1990s with Vincent Capoor on vocals and guitar, Max Scholze on bass, and Sven Bornemann on drums. They worked through the usual early struggles that come with building a heavy metal band in that scene.
In 2001 they released the album 'Psychopath,' which gave them their signature track of the same name. The song's lyrics drew attention from conservative groups and authorities, which cemented their reputation as outsiders in the genre.
They kept recording after that, putting out albums like 'Blood for Blood' in 2003 and 'Serpent's Tongue' in 2006. Their sound stayed rooted in heavy metal but began picking up some industrial textures as they went along.
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