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| origin = Adelaide, SA | |||
| genre = Death metal | |||
| years_active = 1995 - present | |||
| label = Decius, Dissident, Dies Irae, Weird Truth, Agonis | |||
| associated_acts = [[Mournful Congregation]], [[Portal]], [[Intellect Devourer]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Oni]], [[Beyond Mortal Dreams]], [[Zemial]], [[Deluge]], [[Juggermath]] | |||
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| current_members = The Great Righteous Destroyer, The Serpent Inquisitor | |||
| past_members = Selenium, Phoenxi Chrysalis, Paul Murphy | |||
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**Phoenix Chrysalis (Matthew Butt) (drums) (1998 - 2000) | **Phoenix Chrysalis (Matthew Butt) (drums) (1998 - 2000) | ||
**Paul Murphy (vocals, drums) (1995 - 1998) | **Paul Murphy (vocals, drums) (1995 - 1998) | ||
===Band Information=== | ===Band Information=== | ||
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After this Phoenix Chrysalis moved into the drum position. In 1999 StarGazer announced a deal with Dies Irae Productions in Singapore. A split EP with Brisbane's [[Invocation]] was released in 2000. Chrysalis left the band in 2000 and StarGazer went into hiatus with both remaining members featuring prominently in several other bands including [[Martire]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Intellect Devourer]] and [[Mournful Congregation]], however during this time the track “Magikkian” was issued as a split release with US death metal band '''Arghoslent''' and appeared on the ''Terror Australis'' compilation cassette. | After this Phoenix Chrysalis moved into the drum position. In 1999 StarGazer announced a deal with Dies Irae Productions in Singapore. A split EP with Brisbane's [[Invocation]] was released in 2000. Chrysalis left the band in 2000 and StarGazer went into hiatus with both remaining members featuring prominently in several other bands including [[Martire]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Intellect Devourer]] and [[Mournful Congregation]], however during this time the track “Magikkian” was issued as a split release with US death metal band '''Arghoslent''' and appeared on the ''Terror Australis'' compilation cassette. | ||
The Great Righteous Destroyer toured Europe as [[Zemial]]'s bass player in December 2001. StarGazer returned to live performance in mid-2003 when they toured nationally with US death metal band '''Nunslaughter'''. In mid-2006 StarGazer headed to Japan for a handful of shows and in early 2007 they supported '''Suffocation'''. Both Blake and Good | The Great Righteous Destroyer toured Europe as [[Zemial]]'s bass player in December 2001. StarGazer returned to live performance in mid-2003 when they toured nationally with US death metal band '''Nunslaughter'''. In mid-2006 StarGazer headed to Japan for a handful of shows and in early 2007 they supported '''Suffocation'''. Both Blake and Good have also been members of [[Portal]]. | ||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
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[[Category:Bands from South Australia]] | [[Category:Bands from South Australia]] | ||
[[Category:Bands from Adelaide]] | [[Category:Bands from Adelaide]] | ||
[[Category:Band List]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:59, 31 July 2013
StarGazer | |
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| Origin | Adelaide, SA |
| Genres | Death metal |
| Years active | 1995 - present |
| Labels | Decius, Dissident, Dies Irae, Weird Truth, Agonis |
| Associated acts | Mournful Congregation, Portal, Intellect Devourer, Misery's Omen, Oni, Beyond Mortal Dreams, Zemial, Deluge, Juggermath |
| Members | The Great Righteous Destroyer, The Serpent Inquisitor |
| Past members | Selenium, Phoenxi Chrysalis, Paul Murphy |
Band Members
- Current Line-Up
- The Serpent Inquisitor (Denny Blake) (vocals, guitar)
- The Great Righteous Destroyer (Damon Good) (vocals, bass)
- Selenium (Selen Gol) (drums)
- Former Members
- Phoenix Chrysalis (Matthew Butt) (drums) (1998 - 2000)
- Paul Murphy (vocals, drums) (1995 - 1998)
Band Information
StarGazer plays a form of black/death metal band with some avant-garde and Eastern touches and arcane lyrical bent, not to mention truly insane drum work, particularly on the later split EP release. StarGazer formed in 1995 and early on recorded a 7" EP with Paul Murphy on drums.
After this Phoenix Chrysalis moved into the drum position. In 1999 StarGazer announced a deal with Dies Irae Productions in Singapore. A split EP with Brisbane's Invocation was released in 2000. Chrysalis left the band in 2000 and StarGazer went into hiatus with both remaining members featuring prominently in several other bands including Martire, Misery's Omen, Intellect Devourer and Mournful Congregation, however during this time the track “Magikkian” was issued as a split release with US death metal band Arghoslent and appeared on the Terror Australis compilation cassette.
The Great Righteous Destroyer toured Europe as Zemial's bass player in December 2001. StarGazer returned to live performance in mid-2003 when they toured nationally with US death metal band Nunslaughter. In mid-2006 StarGazer headed to Japan for a handful of shows and in early 2007 they supported Suffocation. Both Blake and Good have also been members of Portal.
Discography
Albums:
| 2005 | The Scream That Tore the Sky | Agonis | |
| 2006 | Occidentale Magick | Weird Truth |
EP:
| 1997 | Borne | self release |
Splits:
| 1999 | Harbringer (split with Invocation) | Dies Irae | |
| 2001 | Split with Arghoslent | Hellflame |
Compilation tracks:
| Year | Track Title | Album Title | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001 | "Magikkian" | Terror Australis: Southern Attack | Plague |
| 2003 | "Magikkian" | Barbaric Onslaught: Australian Metal Attack | Decius |
| 2003 | "Magikkian" | Amassing the Hordes | Dissident |
| 2004 | "The 69th Maggot" | Legions: Opening of the Southern Gate | Blacktalon Media |