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Desecrator is a Melbourne thrash band, formed in 2008 by Riley Strong. After an initial demo, Luke Anticevic was added as second guitarist and the band released ''Live til Death'' in 2011, a recording from a show at the Arthouse in Melbourne. The band's next recording was a 4-track vinyl EP featuring new guitarist Scott Anning. [[Netherealm]] drummer Jared Roberts and former '''Catwitch''' and [[The Eternal]] bassist Paul Tipping joined the band soon after. With a heavy focus on live touring both locally and overseas, Desecrator's first studio album finally emerged in March 2017, with Tipping now replaced by Roberts' former '''Netherealm''' bandmate Gerad Biersboer. | Desecrator is a Melbourne thrash band, formed in 2008 by one-time [[Catwitch]] guitaris Riley Strong. After an initial demo, Luke Anticevic was added as second guitarist and the band released ''Live til Death'' in 2011, a recording from a show at the Arthouse in Melbourne. The band's next recording was a 4-track vinyl EP featuring new guitarist Scott Anning. [[Netherealm]] drummer Jared Roberts and former '''Catwitch''' and [[The Eternal]] bassist Paul Tipping joined the band soon after. With a heavy focus on live touring both locally and overseas, Desecrator's first studio album finally emerged in March 2017, with Tipping now replaced by Roberts' former '''Netherealm''' bandmate Gerad Biersboer. | ||
In 2017 Anning joined [[Dreadnaught]]. Pulling double duty with his own band [[Harlott]], Andrew Hudson joined Desecrator in 2018 after a short stint by AJ Finch. | In 2017 Anning joined [[Dreadnaught]]. Pulling double duty with his own band [[Harlott]], Andrew Hudson joined Desecrator in 2018 after a short stint by AJ Finch. | ||
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Desecrator | |
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| Origin | Melbourne, VIC |
| Genres | Thrash metal |
| Years active | 2008 – 2022 |
| Labels | Dinner for Wolves |
| Associated acts | Harlott, Dreadnaught, Catwitch, Mason, Naberus, 100 Years War, Netherealm, The Eternal, Internal Nightmare, Humonic |
| Members | Riley Strong, Jared Roberts, Gerad Biersboer, Andrew Hudson |
| Past members | Scott Anning, Paul Tipping, Mano Lygnos, Matthew Woolhouse, Luke Anticevic, AJ Finch |
Band members
- Current line-up
- Riley Strong (vocals, guitar)
- Andrew Hudson (guitar)
- Jared Roberts (drums)
- Gerad Biersboer (bass)
- Former members
- Paul Tipping (bass) 2013 - 2015
- AJ Finch (guitar) 2017 - 2018
- Scott Anning (guitar) 2013 - 2017
- Luke Anticevic (guitar) 2010 - 2013
- Matt Woolhouse (drums) 2008 - 2013
- Mano Lygnos (bass) 2008 - 2013
Band members
Desecrator is a Melbourne thrash band, formed in 2008 by one-time Catwitch guitaris Riley Strong. After an initial demo, Luke Anticevic was added as second guitarist and the band released Live til Death in 2011, a recording from a show at the Arthouse in Melbourne. The band's next recording was a 4-track vinyl EP featuring new guitarist Scott Anning. Netherealm drummer Jared Roberts and former Catwitch and The Eternal bassist Paul Tipping joined the band soon after. With a heavy focus on live touring both locally and overseas, Desecrator's first studio album finally emerged in March 2017, with Tipping now replaced by Roberts' former Netherealm bandmate Gerad Biersboer.
In 2017 Anning joined Dreadnaught. Pulling double duty with his own band Harlott, Andrew Hudson joined Desecrator in 2018 after a short stint by AJ Finch.
Shortly after the release of Summoning in mid-2021, Desecrator announced national dates with Harlott for late in the year. These were revealed to be the band's final shows before an indefinite hiatus. Several of the dates have been postponed or moved due to COVID.
Discography
Albums:
| 2011 | Live til Death | High Voltage |
| 2017 | To the Gallows | Dinner for Wolves |
| 2021 | Summoning | Dinner for Wolves |
EPs:
| 2010 | Desecrator | Independent |
| 2013 | Down to Hell | Independent |