Sean Reinert ( born Sean Reinert , born May 27, 1971 ) is a permanent drummer of the bands Cynic and Æon Spoke . But the most famous for him was his participation in the recording of Death 's album “ Human ”. He also worked with the Portal, Gordian Knot and Aghora groups.
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| Date of Birth | May 27, 1971 (48 years) |
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| A country |  USA |
| Professions | drummer Keyboard keys |
| Years of activity | 1987 - until now |
| Instruments | drums Keyboard keys percussion |
| Genres | progressive metal Technical death metal progressive rock jazz fusion alternative rock |
| Collectives | " Cynic " " Æon Spoke " " Death " "Portal" " Gordian Knot " " Aghora " |
| The official page of Shaun Reinert (English) on the social network Facebook | |
The following drummers, Sean Reinert, noted how they influenced his playing on the formation of his style in the early years: Dave Miranda , John Bonham , Dave Vekl , Gary Husband and Vinnie Coliut .
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Biography
In 1991, Reinert and Paul Masvidal (who also played in Cynic) were invited by Chuck Schuldiner to the group “ Death ” to record the album “ Human ” . This album marked the beginning of the technical death metal genre. After touring with " Death " in support of this album, Sean and Paul returned to "Cynic".
In 1993, the album “ Focus ” was released. This work was a major milestone in the history of technical / progressive metal genres . You can also find a definition for the genre in which this album is recorded as “jazz death metal”. The recording was made on the label Roadrunner Records . Due to the constant demand, Roadrunner re-released this release in 2005 with a special collection edition. After the collapse of the group in 1994, Reinert took part in the Portal project for the Cinic project, which was outside for the musicians. Portal released one demo and fell apart. Having moved to Los Angeles , Reinert continued his musical activities, participating in the recording of television shows and music for films.
In 1999, Reinert, with his friend Paul Masvidal, created the band “ Æon Spoke ”, and began to make music in the style they called him, “ethereal rock”. [1] . The group released albums in 2004 and 2007, appeared on national and satellite TV channels, sounded on radio and even appeared on several TV shows and on movie soundtracks.
In 2006, it was announced that the Cynic Group would reunite to conduct a tour, which took place in the summer of 2007. The updated band recorded a second album after the tour, called “ Traced in Air ”, which was released in 2008. Thus, between the first and second albums have passed the whole fifteen years. After recording the album followed by further tour. In 2009, Cynic recorded a mini-album , Re-Traced , released in May 2010.
In May 2014, Sean Reinert, along with his friend and colleague on musical activities Paul Masvidal, publicly acknowledged that they were gay [2]
Discography
- "Cynic"
- Focus (1993)
- Traced in Air (2008)
- " Re-Traced " (2010)
- Carbon-Based Anatomy (2011)
- The Portal Tapes (2012)
- Kindly Bent to Free Us (2014)
- Other
- " Death " - " Human " (1991)
- Sean Malone - Cortlandt (1996)
- " Gordian Knot " - " Gordian Knot " (1999)
- " Gordian Knot " - " Emergent " (2003)
- " Aghora " - " Aghora " (2000)
- " Aghora " - " Formless " (2006)
- " Æon Spoke " - " Above the Buried Cry " (2004)
- " Æon Spoke " - " Æon Spoke " (2007)
- "C-187" - "Collision" (2007)
- Levi / Werstler - Avalanche of Worms (2010)
- “Sylencer” - “A Lethal Dose of Truth” (2012) (guest drummer on “Acquiesce”) [3]
Notes
- ↑ AEON SPOKE Featuring CYNIC Members: 'Pablo (At The Park)' Video Posted Online (Unavailable (not available link) . Roadrunnerrecords.com. The date of circulation is July 2, 2014. Archived June 27, 2009.
- ↑ Brown, August. "Cynic's Paul Masvidal, Sean Reinert are out and ready to be loud." Los Angeles Times , May 8, 2014.
- ↑ Sylencer
Links
- The official page of Shaun Reinert (English) on the social network Facebook
- “Death” + shooting by Sean Reinert - “Flattening of Emotions” 10.26.91