2020s Timeline
◊ 2022, November:
D-O-M go live onstage at Eye See You-Festival in Boswil.
◊ 2022, April:
Lift of all Covid-19 measures. The show can go on again.
◊ 2020, March
Breakout of Covid-19 pandemic including lockdown kills the band life.
All rehearsals, meetings and plans for concerts have stopped for the present.
2010s Timeline
◊ 2018, October:
Nuno Sarnadas becomes the new drummer of D-O-M.
◊ 2018, September:
D-O-M releases the album "Stay In Silence".
◊ 2017, March:
Recordings of new (and some very old) songs for the planned album start.
◊ 2016, October:
D-O-M starts the preparations for recordings for a new album.
◊ 2015, July:
Fabian Meier joins D-O-M.
◊ 2015, July:
Alain Vetter leaves D-O-M.
◊ 2014, March:
Andreas Beutler leaves D-O-M.
◊ 2012, December:
D-O-M releases the Demo-CD "Face Your Delusions".
◊ 2012, June:
D-O-M tours Ticino, Switzerland on the Mini-Promo-Tour "No Sleep 'Til Morcote".
◊ 2011, December:
D-O-M starts the recordings for a Demo and for training purposes.
◊ 2011, June:
Delusion Of Mankind (aka D-O-M) is determined as the new band name.
◊ 2011, May:
Francisco Enguita joins the band.
◊ 2010, December:
Band (currently without a name) is reformed without Marcel Sumsander.
◊ 2010, November:
Payload is disbanded.
◊ 2010, May:
Katja Lützel and Sascha Fels join Payload.
2000s Timeline
◊ 2009, Sometime:
Black Rock Sun is renamed to Payload.
◊ 2009, Sometime:
Marcel Sumsander joins Black Rock Sun.
◊ 2009, Sometime:
Martin Schindel and Frank Schindel leave Black Rock Sun.
◊ 2008, Sometime:
Alain Vetter joins Black Rock Sun.
◊ 2004, Sometime:
Andreas Beutler, Martin Schindel and Frank Schindel form Black Rock Sun.
◊ 2003, December:
The album "Forsaken" is released as an obituary for Skjorta.
◊ 2003, Summer:
Skjorta is disbanded due to musical differences.
◊ 2002, August:
Patricia Würfel is replaced by Katja Lützel at Skjorta.
◊ 2001, September:
Sascha Fels joins Skjorta consisting of Patricia Würfel, Florian von Helden,
Benjamin Müller and Norman Lonhard.
1990s Timeline
◊ 1998, September:
Cryonix is disbanded again due to other obligations of all band members.
◊ 1997, August:
Cryonix releases the EP "Violence" on a release gig at Z-7
supporting Overkill and Megora.
◊ 1997, March:
Cryonix plays as a one of a selected few of Bands on the initial
issue of "BScene".
◊ 1996, December:
Alain Vetter is replaced by Sven Vormann at Cryonix.
◊ 1995, December:
Cryonix is reformed by Sascha Fels, Alain Vetter, Lukas Giger
and Robert Karmann.
◊ 1995, Winter:
Alain Vetter leaves Sudden Darkness.
◊ 1994, Autumn:
Sudden Darkness releases the CD "Lights Out".
◊ 1994, March:
Cryonix is disbanded due to "insurmountable differences".
◊ 1994, Spring:
Alain Vetter joins Sudden Darkness consisting of Martin Schindel,
Frank Schindel and Kay Schneider.
◊ 1993, March:
Francisco Enguita leaves Cryonix.
◊ 1992, May:
Sascha Fels, Francisco Enguita and Alex Lang form Cryonix.
