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Order of Torment is a death metal band formed in Ballarat in 2004 by former [[Destroyer 666]] drummer Luke, ex-'''Beholder''' guitarist Beano and vocalist Jason. With one time [[Inverted Prophet]] guitarist Chris also joining, the band added Marchy from ''36 Minutes of Murder'' and recorded a demo. Hannah replaced Marchy briefly in late 2007 before Groges took over in 2008. | Order of Torment is a death metal band formed in Ballarat in 2004 by former [[Destroyer 666]] drummer Luke, ex-'''Beholder''' guitarist Beano and vocalist Jason. With one time [[Inverted Prophet]] guitarist Chris also joining, the band added Marchy from '''36 Minutes of Murder''' and recorded a demo. Hannah replaced Marchy briefly in late 2007 before Groges took over in 2008. | ||
[[Category:Bands from Victoria]] | [[Category:Bands from Victoria]] | ||
[[Category:Bands from Ballarat]] | [[Category:Bands from Ballarat]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:42, 24 July 2013
Band Members
- Current Line-Up
- Beano (guitar)
- Chris (guitar)
- Jason (vocals)
- Luke (drums)
- Groges (bass)
- Former members
- Hannah (bass) 2007 - 2008
- Marchy (bass) 2006 - 2007
Website
Formed
Ballarat, VIC, 2004
Band Information
Order of Torment is a death metal band formed in Ballarat in 2004 by former Destroyer 666 drummer Luke, ex-Beholder guitarist Beano and vocalist Jason. With one time Inverted Prophet guitarist Chris also joining, the band added Marchy from 36 Minutes of Murder and recorded a demo. Hannah replaced Marchy briefly in late 2007 before Groges took over in 2008.