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| genre          = Death metal
| years_active    = 2001 - 2007
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| associated_acts = [[Daysend]], [[Mortality]], [[Nazxul]], [[Switchblade]], [[Automation]], [[Depression]], Samara's Wounds, Dimmu Borgir, [[Lord Kaos]], [[Friar Rush]], [[Deadspawn]], [[Shackles]], Pyramaze, [[Flesh Mechanic]], [[Dungeon]], [[Atomizer]], [[Dark Order]], [[Neophobia]], [[Killrazer]], Stronger Than Hate, [[Rookwood]], [[Icon of Deceit]], [[Syphilis]], [[Sanctium]], [[As Silence Breaks]], [[Lillyé]]
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===Band Members===
===Band Members===


*Current Line-Up
*Final Line-Up
**Gerard Dack (bass)
**Grahame Goode (drums)
**Grahame Goode (drums)
**Pete Peric (guitar)
**Pete Peric (guitar)
**Andrew Najdek (vocals)
**Matt Sorenssen (guitar)
**Matt Sorenssen (guitar)
**Gerard Dack (bass)
**Andrew Najdek (vocals)


*Former Members
*Former Members
**Evan Williams (vocals) (2005 - 2007)
**Evan Williams (vocals) 2005 - 2007
**Lee Glanzmann (bass) (2001 - 2006)
**Lee Glanzmann (bass) 2001 - 2006
**Josh Separovic (vocals) (2001 - 2005)
**Josh Separovic (vocals) 2001 - 2005
**Astennu (guitar) (2003 - 2004)
**Astennu (guitar) 2003 - 2004
**Andrew Lilley (guitar) (2002 - 2003)
**Andrew Lilley (guitar) 2002 - 2003
**Jonah Weingarten (keys) (2002)
**Jonah Weingarten (keys) 2002
**Aaron Bilbija (guitar) (2001)
**Aaron Bilbija (guitar) 2001
**Michael Kordek (bass) (2001)
**Michael Kordek (bass) 2001
**Shane Thompson (vocals) (2001)
**Shane Thompson (vocals) 2001


===Formed===
===Formed===
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===Band Information===
===Band Information===


Infernal Method developed a fearsome reputation for both brutal and melodic death metal and strong live performance and could have gone on to an enviable level of real success if they had managed to keep it together.
Infernal Method was a melodic death metal band from Sydney that was formed after the break up of [[Deadspawn]] by Pete Peric in 2001. Former bandmates Aaron Bilbija, Grahame Goode and [[Automation]]'s Michael Kordek soon joined and the band played at [[Metal for the Brain]] with Shane Thompson on vocals, in place of '''Deadspawn'''. After this Kordek and Bilbija both left the band and were replaced by Lee Glaznmann and Andrew Lilley. [[Shackles]] drummer Joss Separovic joined as vocalist and American musician Jonah Weingarten was recruited on keyboards for the band’s first official show as Infernal Method in Sydney. Weingarten was sacked immediately after this.  
 
When Sydney band [[Deadspawn]] split up in mid-2001, bass player Pete Peric decided to develop a simmering solo project into a complete band. Switching back to guitar he pulled together former '''Deadspawn''' guitarist Bilbija, ex-'''Deadspawn''', [[Automation]] and [[Neophobia]] drummer Goode, and '''Automation''' guitarist Michael Kordek as bass player and began rehearsing while seeking a vocalist. '''Deadspawn''' had been booked to play [[Metal for the Brain]] that year, so with ex-[[Depression]] singer Shane Thompson temporarily in place, the then-nameless Infernal Method played in the other band’s stead. No further shows were played after this for some time as Kordek left to be replaced by [[Syphilis]] member Lee Glanzmann and then Bilbija left, to shortly join [[Psi.Kore]]. Ex-'''Psi.Kore''' guitarist Andrew Lilley replaced Bilbija, a permanent singer in [[Shackles]] drummer Joss Separovic was found and Berklee graduate Jonah Weingarten joined on keyboards for the band’s first official show as Infernal Method in Sydney. Weingarten was sacked immediately after this (he is now a member of '''Pyramaze'''), but the band’s pedigree and strength of material began to generate a level of excitement within the local metal scene and throughout most of 2002 Infernal Method played regular live shows.
 
At the end of the year the band began working on an album but Separovic split for a short period before returning again; live work re-commenced but in May 2003 it was announced that Lilley had been replaced by ex-[[Lord Kaos]], ex-'''Dimmu Borgir''' member Jamie “Astennu” Stinsson. This line-up played at Metal for the Brain in 2003 but afterwards did little. The album, which had been completed while Lilley was still in the band, remained unreleased while Infernal Method played a smattering of shows in early 2004; meanwhile Goode and Stinsson had concurrently joined Central Coast hardcore band '''Stronger Than Hate'''. Relations within the band were at a low when they played at [[Blood Lust]] in July 2004 and no one was that surprised when it was announced shortly afterward that Infernal Method had split. Goode joined [[Dungeon]], Peric auditioned with [[Friar Rush]] before he too joined '''Dungeon''' but both left that band in February 2005.


Infernal Method reformed with Sorenssen from '''Syphilis''' taking over from Astennu in March 2005. After some return shows, Separovic left Infernal Method to be replaced by Williams from [[Flesh Mechanic]]. The band toured nationally with '''Insision''' in July 2005 and the long-awaited debut album ''Architecture of Instinct'' will be released in December after a support with '''Arch Enemy''' in November.
At the end of the year the band began working on an album but Separovic split for a short period before returning again; live work re-commenced but in May 2003 it was announced that Lilley had been replaced by ex-[[Lord Kaos]], ex-'''Dimmu Borgir''' member Jamie “Astennu” Stinsson. This line-up played at Metal for the Brain in 2003 but afterwards did little. The album, which had been completed while Lilley was still in the band, remained unreleased while Infernal Method played a smattering of shows in early 2004. After appearing at Bloodlust in July 2004, Infernal Method had split. Goode joined [[Dungeon]], Peric auditioned with [[Friar Rush]] before he too joined '''Dungeon''' but both left that band in February 2005.


Peric and Glanzmann left Infernal Method in February 2006. Andrew Najdek from [[Switchblade]] and Gerard Dack came in to replace them but Peric rejoined in time for a support stint with '''Dark Tranquillity''' later in the year. They featured at Metal for the Brain once again before Williams left in early 2007. Najdek rejoined the band as vocalist, but after being announced as a support act for a tour by '''Vader''', Peric and Sorenssen left the band and Infernal Method folded.
Infernal Method reformed with Matt Sorenssen from '''Syphilis''' taking over from Astennu in March 2005. After some return shows, Separovic left Infernal Method to be replaced by Evan Williams from [[Flesh Mechanic]]. The band toured nationally with '''Insision''' in July 2005 and ''Architecture of Instinct'' was released in December after a support with '''Arch Enemy''' in November. Peric and Glanzmann left Infernal Method in February 2006. Andrew Najdek from [[Switchblade]] and Gerard Dack came in to replace them and the group featured at the Come Together Festival in Sydney in June. Peric then rejoined in time for a support stint with '''Dark Tranquillity''' later in the year. They featured at Metal for the Brain once again before Williams left in early 2007. Najdek rejoined the band as vocalist, but after being announced as a support act for a tour by '''Vader''', Peric and Sorenssen left the band and Infernal Method folded.


===Discography===
===Discography===


'''Albums:'''
'''Album:'''


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Latest revision as of 23:07, 9 May 2022

Infernal Method
OriginSydney, NSW
GenresDeath metal
Years active2001 - 2007
LabelsNone
Associated actsDaysend, Mortality, Nazxul, Switchblade, Automation, Depression, Samara's Wounds, Dimmu Borgir, Lord Kaos, Friar Rush, Deadspawn, Shackles, Pyramaze, Flesh Mechanic, Dungeon, Atomizer, Dark Order, Neophobia, Killrazer, Stronger Than Hate, Rookwood, Icon of Deceit, Syphilis, Sanctium, As Silence Breaks, Lillyé
Past membersAstennu, Aaron Bilbija, Gerard Dack, Lee Glanzmann, Grahame Goode, Michael Kordek, Andrew Lilley, Pete Peric, Andrew Najdek, Joss Separovic, Matt Sorenssen, Shane Thomson, Evan Williams, Jonah Weingarten

Band Members

  • Final Line-Up
    • Gerard Dack (bass)
    • Grahame Goode (drums)
    • Pete Peric (guitar)
    • Andrew Najdek (vocals)
    • Matt Sorenssen (guitar)
  • Former Members
    • Evan Williams (vocals) 2005 - 2007
    • Lee Glanzmann (bass) 2001 - 2006
    • Josh Separovic (vocals) 2001 - 2005
    • Astennu (guitar) 2003 - 2004
    • Andrew Lilley (guitar) 2002 - 2003
    • Jonah Weingarten (keys) 2002
    • Aaron Bilbija (guitar) 2001
    • Michael Kordek (bass) 2001
    • Shane Thompson (vocals) 2001

Formed

Sydney, NSW, 2001

Band Information

Infernal Method was a melodic death metal band from Sydney that was formed after the break up of Deadspawn by Pete Peric in 2001. Former bandmates Aaron Bilbija, Grahame Goode and Automation's Michael Kordek soon joined and the band played at Metal for the Brain with Shane Thompson on vocals, in place of Deadspawn. After this Kordek and Bilbija both left the band and were replaced by Lee Glaznmann and Andrew Lilley. Shackles drummer Joss Separovic joined as vocalist and American musician Jonah Weingarten was recruited on keyboards for the band’s first official show as Infernal Method in Sydney. Weingarten was sacked immediately after this.

At the end of the year the band began working on an album but Separovic split for a short period before returning again; live work re-commenced but in May 2003 it was announced that Lilley had been replaced by ex-Lord Kaos, ex-Dimmu Borgir member Jamie “Astennu” Stinsson. This line-up played at Metal for the Brain in 2003 but afterwards did little. The album, which had been completed while Lilley was still in the band, remained unreleased while Infernal Method played a smattering of shows in early 2004. After appearing at Bloodlust in July 2004, Infernal Method had split. Goode joined Dungeon, Peric auditioned with Friar Rush before he too joined Dungeon but both left that band in February 2005.

Infernal Method reformed with Matt Sorenssen from Syphilis taking over from Astennu in March 2005. After some return shows, Separovic left Infernal Method to be replaced by Evan Williams from Flesh Mechanic. The band toured nationally with Insision in July 2005 and Architecture of Instinct was released in December after a support with Arch Enemy in November. Peric and Glanzmann left Infernal Method in February 2006. Andrew Najdek from Switchblade and Gerard Dack came in to replace them and the group featured at the Come Together Festival in Sydney in June. Peric then rejoined in time for a support stint with Dark Tranquillity later in the year. They featured at Metal for the Brain once again before Williams left in early 2007. Najdek rejoined the band as vocalist, but after being announced as a support act for a tour by Vader, Peric and Sorenssen left the band and Infernal Method folded.

Discography

Album:

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