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| associated_acts = [[Nekrofeist]], [[Demigod]], [[Mortal Sin]], Shadows in Ruin, Primal Intent | | associated_acts = [[Nekrofeist]], [[Demigod]], [[Mortal Sin]], Shadows in Ruin, Primal Intent | ||
| website = http://www.facebook.com/carbonblackband | | website = http://www.facebook.com/carbonblackband | ||
| current_members = Damon Bishop | | current_members = Damon Bishop, Rob Giles, Jon Hurley | ||
| past_members = Gus Sassi | | past_members = Luke Cook, Gus Sassi | ||
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*Line-Up | *Line-Up | ||
**Damon Bishop (guitar) | **Damon Bishop (guitar) | ||
**Rob Giles (bass) | **Rob Giles (bass) | ||
**Jon Hurley (vocals) | **Jon Hurley (vocals) | ||
**Steve Giles (drums) | |||
*Former members | *Former members | ||
**Luke Cook (drums) 2013 - 2016 | |||
**Gus Sassi (drums) 2013 | **Gus Sassi (drums) 2013 | ||
===Band Information=== | ===Band Information=== | ||
Carbon Black was formed in Wollongong in April 2013 by Damon Bishop and Rob Giles, immediately after the dissolution of their previous band [[Nekrofeist]]. Drummer Gus Sassi came from '''Shadows in Ruin''' and singer Jon Hurley is ex-'''Primal Intent'''. Sassi departed before the release of their debut EP. [[Mortal Sin]]'s Luke Cook joined the band after some shows with Daryl Murphy ('''Primal Intent'''). In early 2015 Carbon Black appeared with '''Dave Ellefson''' and late in the year opened for '''Hellyeah''' in Sydney. | Carbon Black was formed in Wollongong in April 2013 by Damon Bishop and Rob Giles, immediately after the dissolution of their previous band [[Nekrofeist]]. Drummer Gus Sassi came from '''Shadows in Ruin''' and singer Jon Hurley is ex-'''Primal Intent'''. Sassi departed before the release of their debut EP. [[Mortal Sin]]'s Luke Cook joined the band after some shows with Daryl Murphy ('''Primal Intent'''). In early 2015 Carbon Black appeared with '''Dave Ellefson''' and late in the year opened for '''Hellyeah''' in Sydney. Cook was replaced by Rob Giles' brother Steve, who had been with [[Demigod]] with Bishop and Carbon Black released ''End of This'' in 2018, going on to support tours by '''Max and Iggor Cavalera''', '''Voivod''' and '''Ross the Boss'''. The band's second album is due in May 2022 and features an appearance by '''Ripper Owens'''. | ||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
'''Album:''' | |||
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Revision as of 09:17, 29 April 2022
Carbon Black | |
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| Origin | Wollongong, NSW |
| Genres | Heavy metal |
| Years active | 2013 - present |
| Associated acts | Nekrofeist, Demigod, Mortal Sin, Shadows in Ruin, Primal Intent |
| Website | http://www.facebook.com/carbonblackband |
| Members | Damon Bishop, Rob Giles, Jon Hurley |
| Past members | Luke Cook, Gus Sassi |
Band Members
- Line-Up
- Damon Bishop (guitar)
- Rob Giles (bass)
- Jon Hurley (vocals)
- Steve Giles (drums)
- Former members
- Luke Cook (drums) 2013 - 2016
- Gus Sassi (drums) 2013
Band Information
Carbon Black was formed in Wollongong in April 2013 by Damon Bishop and Rob Giles, immediately after the dissolution of their previous band Nekrofeist. Drummer Gus Sassi came from Shadows in Ruin and singer Jon Hurley is ex-Primal Intent. Sassi departed before the release of their debut EP. Mortal Sin's Luke Cook joined the band after some shows with Daryl Murphy (Primal Intent). In early 2015 Carbon Black appeared with Dave Ellefson and late in the year opened for Hellyeah in Sydney. Cook was replaced by Rob Giles' brother Steve, who had been with Demigod with Bishop and Carbon Black released End of This in 2018, going on to support tours by Max and Iggor Cavalera, Voivod and Ross the Boss. The band's second album is due in May 2022 and features an appearance by Ripper Owens.
Discography
Album:
| 2018 | End of This | Independent |
EP:
| 2014 | Principium | Independent |