SEVEN BLOOD is more than just a band; it’s a collective born from personal crises, aiming to become a soundtrack for healing for those going through their own traumatic times. The quartet’s deeply personal songs tell the contrasting life stories of its members. There’s guitarist Oli Arnold and drummer Anfy Hartmann, who grew up in the former East German stronghold of Suhl, where their childhood was shaped by the constant decay of their hometown. “Growing up in a ghost town like that played a bigger role than I ever thought,” Oli reflects. Punk, metal, and emo became the soundtrack to their disillusionment, until at 18 they packed their bags and moved to Berlin to dive into a completely new music scene.

There, they met singer Azaria Nasiri, whose youth was also a search for belonging. As the daughter of Moroccan and Iranian parents, she struggled to find her place. “I came from two very different cultural backgrounds and lived in a completely different one, which always made me feel like I was searching for a place where I belonged but never really found it,”Azaria explains.

In spring 2023, Azaria, Oli, and Anfy came together—with bassist Josi Hille joining later—each at a personal and creative crossroads. The band became their outlet to channel pain into music. Their first single, ‘Killing From The Inside’, is the result of this raw honesty, based on Azaria’s experience with sociopathic behaviour and her own self-reflection.

Despite their short history, SEVEN BLOOD has already built an impressive live career. They played their first concert in 2024, supporting the US band Underoath. In their first year alone, they completed two major European tours, supporting both Future Palace and the Spanish metal band Ankor.

The summer of 2025 marked the next milestone, with major festival shows at Summer Breeze, Nexus Festival, and the Wacken Cruise. They also toured with US bands Kittie and Holy Wars, further solidifying their international presence.