Kerbera

Kerbera was a rock band from Sweden, active from 2013 to 2020 and headquartered in Stockholm. The group was formed by lead singer Seike Clowniac (formerly of Seremedy) after encouragement from fans led him to continue pursuing music. Starting with members found through social media ads and musician friends, Kerbera crafted a sound that blended post-hardcore, progressive, and pop-punk elements. Their debut single "Inglorious" quickly gained traction in Sweden, helping establish them as an energetic live act. Over the years, they toured both locally and internationally—including stops in the US, Germany, and Japan—and released their first full-length album, *People Like You*, in 2016.

Among Kerbera's notable releases are "Machine Guns," "Put My Dreams To Sleep," "I Want Myself and I Hate to Die," "Someone I Can Learn To Love," "I'm the Enemy," "Home Is Where I Don't Belong," "Howl," and "Heathens," which showcase their dynamic range and lyrical intensity. The band’s final lineup included Seike Clowniac on vocals, Zave Demonte and Dave Delaine on guitars and backing vocals, Matt Tryman on bass, and Mike Mortem on drums before their disbandment. Inspired by their fans and a dream that gave them their name, Kerbera remains remembered as a passionate project that connected with listeners across genres and borders.