Sonic Syndicate - Band Members

Band Members

**Sonic Syndicate Lineups**
(2003) Fall from Heaven Black Lotus	Richard Sjunnesson - harsh vocals Roger Sjunnesson - lead guitar Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar Andreas Mårtensson - keyboards Magnus Svensson - bass Kristoffer Bäcklund - drums
(2004–2005) Extinction Eden Fire	Richard Sjunnesson - harsh vocals Roger Sjunnesson - lead guitar Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar Andreas Mårtensson - keyboards Karin Axelsson - bass Kristoffer Bäcklund - drums
(2006–2009) Only Inhuman Love and Other Disasters	Roland Johansson - clean/harsh vocals Richard Sjunnesson - harsh vocals Roger Sjunnesson - lead guitar, keyboards Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar Karin Axelsson - bass John Bengtsson - drums
(2009–2010) Burn This City We Rule the Night	Nathan J. Biggs - clean/harsh vocals Richard Sjunnesson - harsh vocals Roger Sjunnesson - lead guitar, keyboards Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitars Karin Axelsson - bass John Bengtsson - drums
(2010–2011)	Nathan J. Biggs - clean/harsh vocals Christoffer Andersson - harsh vocals Roger Sjunnesson - lead guitar, keyboards Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitars Karin Axelsson - bass John Bengtsson - drums
(2011–2012)	Nathan J. Biggs - clean/harsh vocals Roger Sjunnesson - lead guitar, keyboards Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar, harsh vocals (live) Karin Axelsson - bass John Bengtsson - drums
(2012–present)	Nathan J. Biggs - clean/harsh vocals Robin Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar, harsh vocals (live) Karin Axelsson - bass John Bengtsson - drums

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