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Believer
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Location:
- Colebrook, Pennsylvania
- Status:
- Active
- Formed in:
- 1986
- Genre:
- Progressive/Technical Thrash Metal
- Lyrical themes:
- Christianity (early), Philosophy, Science (later)
- Current label:
- Metal Blade Records
- Years active:
- 1985-1986 (as Deceiver), 1986-1994, 2005-present
| Current | |
| Joey Daub | Drums (1986-1994, 2005-present) |
| See also: ex-Fountain of Tears | |
| Kurt Bachman | Vocals, Guitars (1986-1994, 2005-present), Bass (2010-present) |
| Kevin Leaman | Guitars (2005-present) |
| Jeff King | Keyboards, Programming (2005-present) |
| See also: ex-Fountain of Tears, ex-Sardonyx | |
| Past | |
| Howe Kraft | Bass (1986-1989) |
| Dave Baddorf | Guitars (1986-1992) |
| Wyatt Robertson | Bass (1989-1992) |
| Jim Winters | Bass, Guitars (1992-1994) |
| See also: Starkweather, ex-Earth Crisis, ex-Turmoil | |
| Scot Laird | Violin (1993-?) |
| Elton Nestler | Bass, Programming (2005-2010) |
| Joey Daub | Drums (1986-1994, 2005-present) |
| See also: ex-Fountain of Tears | |
| Kurt Bachman | Vocals, Guitars (1986-1994, 2005-present), Bass (2010-present) |
| Kevin Leaman | Guitars (2005-present) |
| Jeff King | Keyboards, Programming (2005-present) |
| See also: ex-Fountain of Tears, ex-Sardonyx | |
| Howe Kraft | Bass (1986-1989) |
| Dave Baddorf | Guitars (1986-1992) |
| Wyatt Robertson | Bass (1989-1992) |
| Jim Winters | Bass, Guitars (1992-1994) |
| See also: Starkweather, ex-Earth Crisis, ex-Turmoil | |
| Scot Laird | Violin (1993-?) |
| Elton Nestler | Bass, Programming (2005-2010) |
| Added by: PumpkinFlyFree | Modified by: TexanCycoThrasher |
| Added on: 2002-07-21 21:56:46 | Last modified on: 2020-10-14 00:53:07 |
Although the band never officially broke up, they were inactive after the release of Dimensions. Kurt Bachman completed his PhD in molecular medicine and started his own lab, specializing in cancer research. Joey Daub joined Fountain of Tears. The two of them started playing together again in 2005, and ...