Krieger
Krieger formed in Germany in 1995 with Markus Grosskopf on vocals, Stefan Gemballa and Frank Gosdzik on guitars, Armin Dörfler on bass, and Jürgen Reil on...
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Krieger formed in Germany in 1995 with Markus Grosskopf on vocals, Stefan Gemballa and Frank Gosdzik on guitars, Armin Dörfler on bass, and Jürgen Reil on drums. They put out their first album, 'Apokalypse,' in 1998. In 2001, Grosskopf was diagnosed with throat cancer, which led to some canceled shows.
Their 2005 album 'Heimat' gave them the title track, a song about homeland that has sparked debate over its tone. Other songs like 'In Flammen' and 'Mein Schloss' are part of their catalog. They released 'Manifest' in 2018.
Their lyrics often touch on war and German history, which has drawn criticism at times alongside the praise. They've kept at it with a sound that pulls from thrash and melodic death metal, sometimes adding symphonic touches, as on later records like 'Schattenland' from 2003.
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