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• Nocturnal Graves
  | label = Hell's Headbangers, Nuclear War Now! ...ased as a duo of J. and R. only. This was later followed by 2007's ''Satan's Cross'' LP with Eradicator on guitars. Nocturnal Graves disbanded in Septem
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• Ghastly
  ...Brain]] in November 2006 and then disbanded. Both members formed '''Demon's Gate'''.
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• Maniacal
  | associated_acts = [[Quilter's Bane]], [[Crucible]] ...rash with a distinct death metal edge. Bonnell was formerly with [[Quilter's Bane]], and now performs with [[Crucible|Crucible]].
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• Autumn's Dawn
  | name = Autumn's Dawn | '''''Autmun's Dawn'''''
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• Henry's Anger
  | name = Henry's Anger ...[[Addictive]] and [[Psychrist]] entity Coffey, the early line up of Henry's Anger was completed by guitarist Mal McAllister and vocalist Zeb Nowhere wi
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• Nobody's Fool
  ...everal years with AOR bands in the UK before arriving in Australia. Nobody's Fool recorded a string of demo releases that won them a solid following, wi | '''''Nobody's Fool'''''
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• Azoth
  | current_members = S Horsfield, Dan Nahum, Henry Lauer **S Horsfield (vocals, guitar)
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• Doomed and Disgusting
  | '''''Satan's Nightmare''''' | Death's Records
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• Winterfallen
  ...001, and played a few live shows in support of the album with [[Catacomb]]'s D. Thunder taking the role of drums for the live performances. The band the
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• Witchskull
  | '''''Coven's Will''''' | '''''The Serpent's Tide'''''
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• Knightmare
  ...esley, Matt McConaghy and Jim Munro, with Dave Allen joining as Knightmare's drummer sometime around 2014. | '''''In Death's Shadow'''''
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• Caligula's Horse
  | name = Caligula's Horse ...second album ''The Tide, the Thief and the River's End''. In 2014 Caligula's Horse toured nationally with [[Voyager]] and appeared with '''Protest the H
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• Band-W
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• Evil Invaders
  ===Venue (s)=== ...Sydney over the Queens Birthday weekend, booked and promoted by The Coffin's Slave. From fairly low-key beginnings in Melbourne in 2006, it later became
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• Misery's Omen
  | '''''Misery's Omen''''' | "Mortalia's Abyss"
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• Trench Hell
  | label = Hell's Headbangers ...on a chaotic, '''Hellhammer'''-like demo (later pressed onto vinyl by Hell's Headbangers in 2005). With members living in Brisbane and Canberra little m
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• Trilogy
  ...was released as '''Saracen's''' self titled album in Australia but Trilogy's French label Axe Killer issued it as a Trilogy album under the name ''Next
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• Noctis
  ...formances while he sought a visa to re-enter Australia but by mid-2008 Dow's place in the band was permanent. In the meantime, Terlick left to be replac | '''''For Future's Past'''''
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• Steel Assassins
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• Battlesnake
  ...e's Addiction''' and '''Amyl and the Sniffers''' in early 2023. Their band's first album appeared soon after. Ahead of their second album they toured Eu | '''''Myths and Legends From Gorbag's Domain'''''
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• Infiltraitor
  ...y tight and polished live band. Since 2008 the band release two EP's (2009's "Shadows" and "VOID" to be released in june 2011) both mixed by Jonas Kjell
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• White Iris
  | '''''Nothing's Wrong''''' | "Freedom From The Dark" & "Nothing's Wrong
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• The Spill of Infinity
  ...roduced album ''Truth Unleashed'' was released in 2008, featuring the band's stunning musicianship and songwriting, but suffered in its production sound
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• Massive Appendage
  ...= [[Killing Time]], [[Fester Fanatics]], [[Massappeal]], Starworld, [[King's Cross]] ...satirical humour. Several members were also concurrently members of [[King's Cross]] and [[Fester Fanatics]]; the three bands were more or less off-shoo
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• Bloodlust Festival
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• Black Widow
  ...local rock band '''Dogs Next Door''' who bolstered the quality of the band's live sound. By 1987 the band had ceased to be, and Kevin and Mouse went on
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• Evil Eye
  | associated_acts = [[Sausage Chopper]], [[D-Nine]], [[Abreact]], [[Reaper's Riddle]] ...y in an aborted [[Post Life Disorder]] line up. Tim Baker is from [[Reaper's Riddle]] and Simon White is ex-[[Abreact]].
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• Cloth Tape
  | associated_acts = [[Murder Hill]], [[Truth Corroded]], [[Death's Boundaries]], [[A Red Dawn]] ...4 and reformed immediately as [[Murder Hill]] with Marten Pine (ex-[[Death's Boundaries]]) added to the line-up. Luke Peak went on to [[A Red Dawn]] and
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• Persecution
  ...etal. Originally formed by Hunt in 1991 as a death metal band, Persecution's sound developed after Bartolo and Neil joined in 1994 to incorporate hardco ...Curotta of [[Massappeal]] and is also a writer and photographer for Sydney's ''Drum Media''. Since 2007, he has fronted the sludge band [[Summonus]].
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• Contrive
  ...aul Haugh and Tim Stahlmann following the disbanding of [[Fracture]]. Haug's twin Andrew was immediately added on drums. Soon after forming the group re ...less active after this point; Stahlmann left the band in 2015 and Contrive's next album was completed after several years of recording in 2017.
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• Boris the Blade
  | associated_acts = [[The Red Shore]], [[Night's Plague]], The Storm Picturesque, [[Gravemind]] ...-'''The Storm Picturesque'''). Following the release of the album, [[Night's Plague]] drummer Karl Stellar replaced Daniel Hickey and the band toured wi
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• Awaken Solace
  ...fronted orchestral power metal band from Brisbane formed in 2011. The band's 2012 album debut was followed up by a support to '''Apocalyptica'''. Awaken | '''''In Nightfall's Embrace'''''
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• Aragon
  After a six-year break, the band's most recent album'' The Angel's Tear'' was released in 2004. | '''''The Angel's Tear'''''
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• Gangs of Old Ladies
  ...lly of '''Testament''', Paulo Jr. from '''Sepultura''', '''Sacred Reich''''s Phil Rind and Kam Lee from '''Massacre''' as a "zombie choir".
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• Synperium
  ...um began recording a full-length release and opened for '''Cradle of Filth's''' Sydney shows in May.
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• Omnium Gatherum
  | associated_acts = [[Death's Boundaries]], [[Omnium]], [[Descend to Acheron]], [[Sexual Intercorpse]], [ ...he band in mid-2003 he switched to the bass role until another ex-'''Death's Boundaries''' member Matt Phillips joined the band some months later. In mi
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• Killing Time
  *[[King's Cross]] ...luding '''Faith No More''', '''Scatterbrain''', '''Mudhoney''' and '''Jane's Addiction'''.
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• Fester Fanatics
  ...to join [[Killing Time]] he was replaced by Oxx, who did most of the band's artwork as well as that for other Sydney bands including [[Addictive]], and ...oing dialysis treatment that has prevented him from full-time work. Fester's former apprentice, ''Master Chef'' personality George Colombaris, was one o
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• Shrapnel
  ...a cassette by Sydney's Stigmartyr Records in 2008. By late 2008, the band's line-up had changed, with Dan taking up vocal duties, and [[Lustration]] gu
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• Dr Colossus
  ...and drummer Dr Johnston. Dr Love joined in 2016 and the next year the band's debut album was released. Late the next year, on November 22, 2017, Dr John ...Like to Smell My Own Butt'' charted at #16 on the ARIA chart but the band's tour in support of it was hampered by COVID. In 2024 they toured Australia
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• Serenity Defiled
  ...11 with Myles Merritt from Japan's '''Pukelization''' on bass and [[LORD]]'s Lord Tim guesting on guitar and handling production duties. It was finally
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• Sobrusion
  ...Embrace'' during 2006. Following the album's release in December the band's status locally elevated and during 2007 Sobrusion opened for acts like '''S
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• Crypt
  ...s solid drumming and a pea-soup thick density, Crypt were one of Australia's best death bands for a number of years and were finalists in the 1995 Queen ...for some time. The ''El Niño'' release was a further direction of the band's sound and exhibited an injection of groove and Crypt followed it up with ex
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• Hyperion
  ...r solos and high-pitched, clean vocals. In spite of being one of Melbourne's more popular traditional-style heavy metal bands, Hyperion eventually split
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• LUST
  | name = L.U.S.T. .... The track ''See You in Hell'' was used as the theme for MTV's Headbanger's Ball".
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• Sanctum
  ...ective deal with Music For Nations that eventually fell through. The group's work visas ran out and all of the members except Cherry returned to Austral
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• Blackseed
  ...the band's sound evolved; "Detachment" was a strong indicator of Blackseed's clearly commercial potential. Drummer Hansen was replaced after that EP was
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• Twelve Foot Ninja
  ...' EP was also a moderate success, with Twelve Foot Ninja playing at Sydney's Come Together Festival the same year. Numerous support slots followed inclu ...mpanied by a comic drawn by UK artist Keith Draws, developing Steve Mackay's original ninja storyline. In July 2013, Twelve Foot Ninja supported '''Fear
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• Bengal Tigers
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• Suiciety
  ...dynamic whirlwind which never failed to please. The 'Cell' EP was the band's first release for BMG, a slightly less chaotic issue than previously, but g
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• Axatak
  ...evision appearances including performances of "Shock Rock" on ''Hey Hey It's Saturday'' and "Rockin' Tonight" on ''Star Search''. In 1986 drummer Don Ha ...ent years, guitarist Pete Denero (now as Pete Stark) returned to Melbourne's live scene with a new hard rock outfit called '''Dark Stanley'''.
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• Festival of the Dead
  ===Venue (s)=== ...the line-up comprised '''Skinless''', [[Terrorust]], [[Ruins]] and [[MSI|M.S.I.]] the first night with [[LORD]], [[Black Majesty]], [[Transcending Morta
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• Rainshadow
  ...bass to guitar and Oliver Sansom joined as the group's bassist. Rainshadow's second album was produced by ex-member Kelson and released in late 2011. Ke
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• The Ascent
  | alias = Juilet's Lie ...etalcore and heavy groove rock, originally formed under the name '''Juliet's Lie''' in 2005. With the release of their first EP, they took on the name T
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• R U N
  ...d all upcoming commitments including the Blacken Open Air festival as Watt's brain cancer seemed to have returned; however, it was soon revealed that wa | '''''Everything's Cancelled, Everything's Cancer'''''
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• Genaricon
  ...rom Newcastle. They recored a demo in 2004 but have since split. The group's name is an anagram of "ignorance".
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• Cauldron Black Ram
  ...taking over from original bassist Annunaki, making an appearance at Sydney's [[Bloodlust Festival]] in July 2005. The band has been sporadically active | '''''Split with [[Miserys Omen|Misery's Omen]]'''''
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• Datura Curse
  ...the album. They toured with '''Amorphis''' in October following the album's release but disappeared soon after. | '''''Reason(s)'''''
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• I, the Burden
  ...ve/post-hardcore band from Darwin. Masters has also played with [[Calabria's Fall]] and [[We Burn Bridges]].
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• Sweet Jayne
  | associated_acts = Girlschool, [[Rosanna's Raiders]] ...amaha Australasian Battle of the Bands in 1978. They recorded Chris Scheri's "Images Fantasy King" as a sound track for the documentary ''Changes'' in w
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• Hellspawn
  ...ollowed by a name change to Hellspawn. The band's line-up reads like a who's who of the Melbourne extreme metal scene and has featured various members o
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• Southeast Desert Metal
  ...band's first album featured Cedric Ross and Derek Hayes. Despite the band's remoteness, Southeast Desert Metal has appeared at events like the Brewtali
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• The Crucible
  ...m Darwin with programmed drums. Pedro has previously played with [[Quilter's Bane]] and [[Maniacal]].
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• Escape
  ...atured in a B-Grade film but these recordings were lost. In 1986, the band’s tour bus crashed and The Beast spent three years in hospital recovering, ef
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• Abominator
  ...album. Abominator's original demo was recorded as a two piece with Volcano's vocals. They were soon joined by Gary Gestapo (bass) and Deathsaw Dave (gui ...l]] joined Abominator and they toured in support of '''Mayhem'''. The band's third full length album, recorded as a two piece of Undertaker and Volcano,
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• Overcranked
  ===Venue (s)=== ...]], '''Against''', '''8Ft Sativa''', '''Hard Ons''', [[Dreamkillers|Jobson's Dreamkillers]], [[Terrorust]], '''The Rivalry''', '''Dawn of Azazel''', '''
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• Metalstock
  ===Venue (s)=== ...nded to 40 bands including Germany's '''Profanation'''. The following year's event featured [[Mortal Sin]] and Dubai band '''Nervecell''' as headliners
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• Inverloch
  ...2012 and a full-length album was issued in March 2016. Following the album's release Ben James left Inverloch and the band has done nothing more.
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• Arcane
  | associated_acts = [[Caligula's Horse]], [[Ne Obliviscaris]], Echotide, hazards of swimming naked, Polaroid ...of Arcane's members were also involved in other bands including [[Caligula's Horse]] (Grey), '''Echotide''' (Gagen) and '''hazards of swimming naked'''
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• Calabria's Fall
  ...f [[Death Wish]], [[Surrender the Dead]] and [[Slaughtertorall]]. Calabria's Fall played deathcore, but split when their drummer left to focus on [[I, t
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• Darkc3ll
  ...major support on '''Otep's''' 2013 tour and are due to appear at Brisbane's Dead of Winter Festival in July 2013. After the release of their second alb
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• Surrender the Dead
  ...ughtertorall]], before rejoining with Button to become known as [[Calabria's Fall]].
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• 'Neath
  ...metal band. A demo in 2006 was followed about a year later by ''The Spider's Sleep''. A second album was released in November 2008. Early in 2009 the ba | '''''The Spider's Sleep'''''
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• Embodiment 12:14
  ...t. Both these line-ups contributed several tracks to two of the Rowe label's Christian metal compilations. An apparent re-direction of the band's musical style then occurred and with a distinct metalcore approach, relaunc
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• Slaughterfest
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• Against the Grain (festival)
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• Cemetery Urn
  ...odstorm. Matt Skitz from [[Terrorust]] contributed drum tracks to the band's album that was completed in mid-2007. Soon after, former [[Dreadnaught]] ba ...nce again in October 2010. Both albums have been released on vinyl by Hell's Headbangers. A third album is due in 2012 and the band will appear at Evil
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• The Furor
  | associated_acts = Impiety, [[Pathogen]], [[Mhorgl]], [[Pagan]], [[Sámain]], NerveCell, [[Hated by Humanity]], [[Impact Winter]], [[Secratain]] ...s with [[Pathogen]] and [[Pagan]], Nick "Warlock" Bell was formerly with [[Sámain]] and Kill Machine is known under various names and has featured in b
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• Addictive
  *[[Henry's Anger]] ...ng that carried through until their ultimate dissolution in 1996. The band's "Ward 74" demo led to serious interest and Addictive was picked up by Survi
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• Metal
  ...13 after supporting '''Epica''' in Sydney. Phillip King joined as the band's specialist vocalist at some point after this but Metal is no more.
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• Cyclone Tracy
  ...elves on '''Skid Row'''. An excellent and dynamic live band, Cyclone Tracy's recorded output was also high quality and remarkably heavy, featuring solid ...Cyclone Tracy in September 1999 after becoming disenchanted with the band's gradual shift into a nu-metal direction inspired by '''Coal Chamber'''. He
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• Main Page
  ...during a bout of COVID boredom, we ironed out the issues and got the site's functionality back. There are still a few things to sort out, but the site Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.
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• Neophobia
  Neophobia was thrash metal band from Sydney's western suburbs; the band's first album was recorded while several of them were still at school. Shortl
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• Astriaal
  ...htsky" in October 1998 with Baaruhl playing both bass and guitar. The band's first live show was as support to [[Nazxul]] in November 1998. ...ost a year's worth of solid touring. During 2002 Astriaal headlined Sydney's Bloodlust Festival and supported '''Mayhem''' and '''Destruction'''. Astria
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• Erebus Enthroned
  ...th [[Pestilential Shadows]] to promote the release of their album '''Night's Black Angel'''. In early 2013, the band supported '''Marduk''' and '''Dark | '''''Night's Black Angel'''''
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• Legion
  ...2004 the group went their separate ways. Dave and Luke joined [[In Malice's Wake]] and Luke was a member of [[Denouncement Pyre]] for a short time.
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• Slaughtertorall
  ...009. Soon afterwards, they split. Fahey and Hanlon are now with [[Calabria's Fall]].
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• Pleasure Ground
  ...metal/hardcore/art rock background of most of the players, Pleasure Ground's style was rooted in the 70s power rock tradition. ...Kotevski supplied some drum tracks on [[Rok]] from [[Sadistik Exekution]]'s solo album and Spence was for a time a member of '''Screamage'''.
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• Temple Gods
  ...ex-[[BB Steal]]) before finding Simon Bailey. The band then released "God's Head Soup" in 1995 and embarked on a heavy touring schedule with both the E | '''''God's Head Soup'''''
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• Cain's Plague
  Cain's Plague were a death/thrash band from Darwin. Stallard and Kranz also played
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• The Neptune Power Federation
  ...Mano a Satano'' was released on vinyl only in 2012. In early 2014, Whalley's wife Lauren joined the band and The NPF began to develop a theatrical stage ...en Festival in the NT but that was also cancelled. In early 2022, the band's fifth album was released and they appeared at Blacken Open Air.
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• Buffalo
  ...could well be the earliest, some would even say the ultimate, of Australia's heavy rocking blues and boogie based rebel rock n roll bands. With a monstr ...k, the likes of which weren't to be repeated until the release of '''AC/DC's''' ''TNT'' album more than a year later, and perhaps not even then.
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• Defryme
  ...arly line-ups included a sax player and a female backing vocalist. Defryme's output was solid if not particularly original. Geared toward a mainstream a ...ked the Top 40 and a blistering and somewhat convincing cover of LL Cool J's 'Mama Said Knock You Out' was a minor hit but the interest wasn't sustained
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• Alarum
  ...eft from the previous recording but Evans had returned to the band by 1999's ''Fluid Motion''. Later in the year they opened at [[Metal for the Brain]]. ...ion]]. Racovalis and Palfreyman then featured as part of [[The Berzerker]]'s live line-up that toured North America in 2001.
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• Black Rheno
  ...d also with '''Napalm Death''' and '''Lock Up''' and appearing at Brisbane's Dead of Winter fest. | '''''Let's Start a Cult'''''
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• Bestial Warlust
  ...h'' established them in underground circles worldwide as perhaps Australia's premier exponents of black metal.
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• Humonic
  ...e UK in 2006. Two of Humonic's tracks then appeared on one of the magazine's compilation CDs.
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• Death Wish
  ...with [[Slaughtertorall]] before rejoining with Button to start [[Calabria's Fall]].
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• The Abandonment
  ...p in late 2010 as the replacement for Jon Green on what would be that band's final tour. Then in 2011, The Abandonment announced they would break up aft
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