Seth Gainer (1991-2018)

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Seth Gainer (1991-2018)

Seth was born and raised in Levittown, Pennsylvania in 1991. He started playing bass guitar when he was young and was involved in a couple bands centered in New Jersey and Pennsylvania over the last 8 years. Playing the bass was one of his favorite things to do and playing music was a great passion of his. He was a long time Star Wars and metal music fan. His love of music led him to be a part of many bands such as Capone, Alita Scorned, Paradigms, Arcane Way and up until his death Dreams of Demise. Seth played bass on the Paradigms EP “Divergency” as well as on the Arcane Way album Muladhara and on the Dreams of Demise EP “51” and their stand alone single “Broken Promises.” He was also very passionate about playing for audiences and always gave his all during shows. He is described by bandmates as being loved by many and looked up to as a friend and brother and also that he was always willing to chat and listen or give guidance and never missed a moment to chat and hang out with friends or family. 

*Info gathered with help from his friends/bandmates in the band Dreams of Demise.

Accomplishments:
Shared the stage with many bands such as; Texas in July, Miss May I, Volumes, Sworn In, Upon a Burning Body, I Set My Friends on Fire, Northern Ghost, Set to Stun, Dead Rabbitts, and many more.

Charities:
In Lieu of flowers asked for donations to a Suicide organization of the individuals choice.
Dreams of Demise held a charity concert in Seth’s name where 100% of the proceeds went to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

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