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Seether is an alternative metal artist from Pretoria, South Africa formed in 1999. 43 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Metal · Pretoria, South Africa · Best alternative metal albums
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Disclaimer II
2004 · 14 tracks
Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces
2007
Poison the Parish
2017
Karma and Effect
2005
Disclaimer
2002
Holding Onto Strings Better Left to Fray
2011
The Surface Seems So Far
2024
Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum
2020
Isolate and Medicate
2014
Seether Workout Vol. 3
2026
Seether Workout Vol. 2
2025
Acoustic Originals
2023
Seether Workout
2023
Curiosities, Rarities And Pariahs
2021
Vicennial: 2 Decades of Seether
2021
The Very Best of Seether
2019
One Cold Night (Live)
2014
Seether: 2002-2013
2013
Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker (Music Inspired By the Film)
2012
One Cold Night
2006
Wasteland - The Purgatory EP
EP · 2021
Judas Mind
Single · 2024
Seether
Single · 2002
Into The Ground
Single · 2026
Beneath The Surface
EP · 2026
Walls Come Down (Acoustic Version)
Single · 2025
Uplift
Single · 2024
Umuntu Wami
Single · 2024
Illusion
Single · 2024
What Would You Do?
Single · 2022
Something In The Way (Live In The 99X Music Lounge / 2002)
Single · 2022
Leech
Single · 2022
Bruised And Bloodied (Acoustic Version)
Single · 2021
Bruised And Bloodied
Single · 2020
Dangerous
Single · 2020
Beg
Single · 2020
Broken (feat. Lena Shad)
Single · 2018
Against The Wall (Acoustic Version)
Single · 2018
I've Got You Under My Skin
Single · 2014
Remix EP
EP · 2012
Talk
Single · 2009
B-Sides & Rarities
EP · 2008
Talking
Single · 2000
Seether is a post-grunge/alternative metal band from Pretoria, South Africa, that was formed in 1999. The band is currently signed to Wind-up Records and Musketeer Records. Originally named Saron Gas and signed to Musketeer Records in South Africa, the band changed its name in 2002, coinciding with the release of its second album, and major label debut, Disclaimer. Saron Gas was started in Johannesburg, South Africa, and the group began undertaking public appearances at parties, nightclubs, large-scale concerts and university venues, such as the University of Cape Town and the Stellenbosch University (SU). Performances at SU were to the lunch-time crowds in the "Neelsie Centre" and lasted until the summer of 2001. In 2000, as Saron Gas, the band released its first album, Fragile, in South Africa on Musketeer Records. Following the band's success on the South African Singles Chart with "69 Tea", the Wind-up Records label expressed interest in Saron Gas's heavy sound and added the band to its roster. The band subsequently changed its name to avoid confusion with sarin gas, a lethal nerve gas manufactured (but never used) in World War II by the German Army Weapons Agency. The band's n…