Simon Werner (music producer)
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Simon Werner is a German music producer and sound engineer who is best known for his work in the death metal genre. He has worked with many bands, most notably Sulphur Aeon, for whom he produced several albums.
Career
Werner began his career as a musician and played in various bands before becoming a sound engineer. He started working as a freelance producer and engineer around 2006 and quickly made a name for himself in the metal scene. He is particularly known for his work with Sulphur Aeon, with whom he has produced several acclaimed albums, including "Gateway to the Antisphere" and "The Scythe of Cosmic Chaos".[1]
In addition to his work with Sulphur Aeon, Werner has also produced albums for many other bands, including Red Apollo, Remember and December Flower.
Discography
Albums produced by Simon Werner include:
- Positive Strike – Ruhrpott Hardcore
- Positive Strike – Breakout!!
- Positive Strike – Positive Strike
- Doppeleffekt! – Gameover / Neustart
- Remember – Death to all of us
- Remember – Chuzpe
- Remember – Feeding Problems
- Red Apollo – Marche Funebre
- Brigade S – Brigade Staatsfeind
- Black Friday ’29 – Black Friday 2009
- December Flower – Moloch (Demo)
- December Flower – When All Life Ends…[2]
- Sulphur Aeon – Sulphur Psalms (Demo)
- Sulphur Aeon – Deep Deep Down They Sleep (EP)
- Sulphur Aeon – Swallowed by the Ocean's Tide
- Sulphur Aeon – Gateway to the Antisphere[3]
- Sulphur Aeon – The Scythe Of Cosmic Chaos[4]
Personal life
Simon Werner currently lives and works in Germany. He is known for being private about his personal life and rarely gives interviews or makes public appearances.
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