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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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• Band-S
  [[Sámain]]<br> [[Sanity's Cage]]<br>
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• In Malice's Wake
  | name = In Malice's Wake In Malice’s Wake is a four-piece thrash metal band from Melbourne. The band was formed
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• Heimdall's Horn
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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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• King's Cross
  | name = King's Cross ...l Blaze. After a handful of shows, Starr moved back to LA in 1985 and King's Cross ended.
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• Mind's Eye
  ...hrash metal. Tightly played, short bursts of anger at violent speeds. Mind's Eye is no more. Giovinaao played some shows with [[Choke]] in mid-2001 and
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• Misery's Omen
  | '''''Misery's Omen''''' | "Mortalia's Abyss"
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• Quilter's Bane
  ...2000 and was replaced by Peter Marciniak. McPherson then also left Quilter's Bane, leaving them in the odd position of having no original members in the
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• Rosanna's Raiders
  | name = Rosanna's Raiders ...y for later Christian metal enterprises such as [[Light Force]]; Zaffarese’s son Adam was later a drummer with [[Mortification]]. Henry Leszcynzynski di
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• Who's Guilty
  | name = Who's Guilty ...Angels]] and [[The Screaming Jets]], but interest wasn’t sustained and Who’s Guilty fell by the wayside. The EP was a misbegotten mixture of ''Black''-e
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• Sanity's Cage
  ...ged with new vocalist Scotti Savage (formerly of [[Molten Steel]]). Sanity's Cage supported '''Edguy''', [[Dungeon]], [[Mortification]] and [[Vanishing
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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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• 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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• Autumn's Dawn
  | name = Autumn's Dawn | '''''Autmun's Dawn'''''
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• Under Night's Cover
  | name = Under Night's Cover
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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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• Atvena's Wake
  | name = Atvena's Wake ...]] and [[The Amity Affliction]]. A second EP was completed in 2010. Atvena's Wake split up in October 2011 after a show with [[Thy Art is Murder]] and '
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• Screamfest
  ===Venue (s)=== ...t Say Rock Productions announced plans for another Screamfest for New Year's Eve 2010, but this failed to occur.
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• Band-N
  [[Night's Plague]]<br> [[Nobody's Fool]]<br>
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• Liquid
  ...ltimately landing them a deal with Warner Bros. who issued their EP "Abdul's Secret Movie". Sweeney was formerly with '''Mudeye'''. | '''''Abdul's Secret Movie'''''
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• Band-R
  [[Rosanna's Raiders]]<br> [[Rosie's]]<br>
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• Engage the Fall
  ...lcore band from western Sydney. The demo "What's Different is Normal, What's Normal isn't Human" appeared in 2010. They split in late 2012.
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• Crucible
  ...rly of [[Quilter's Bane]] and [[Maniacal]]) and Nathan (formerly of [[Cain's Plague]]). They play mathy, technical death metal with a drum machine, and
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• Henrys Anger
  #REDIRECT [[Henry's Anger]]
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• Band-Q
  [[Quilter's Bane]]<br>
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• Chimitry
  ...band in 2010 for a couple of live appearances, featuring members of [[Cain's Plague]]
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• Kathaaria
  | associated_acts = [[Striborg]], [[MSI|M.S.I.]] ...r Hobart's mysterious Sin-Nanna. After three demos, he changed the project's name to [[Striborg]].
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• Atvena's Wake
  | name = Atvena's Wake ...]] and [[The Amity Affliction]]. A second EP was completed in 2010. Atvena's Wake split up in October 2011 after a show with [[Thy Art is Murder]] and '
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• Sanity's Cage
  ...ged with new vocalist Scotti Savage (formerly of [[Molten Steel]]). Sanity's Cage supported '''Edguy''', [[Dungeon]], [[Mortification]] and [[Vanishing
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• FEMA
  ...ring members of [[Chimitry]], [[Acid City]], [[Cain's Plague]], [[As Ocean's Part]] and others.
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• Wizzard
  | associated_acts = [[Candy Harlots]], [[Mortal Sin]], [[Grungeon]], [[Who's Guilty]], [[White Trash]], [[The Harlots]], [[Ink]], [[Jerk]], [[Melody Bla ...formed a band called [[Who's Guilty]] in the early 90s with '''Mortal Sin's''' Andy Eftichiou.
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• Band-H
  [[Heimdall's Horn]]<br> [[Henry's Anger]]<br>
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• Froth and Fury Fest
  ===Venue (s)=== ...Wifeys, Wolf & Chain, [[Voros]], Cull the Band, The Vains, Syntropy, SIGNV/S, [[Dyssidia]], [[Freedom of Fear]], Christ Dismembered, Kitchen Witch, [[In
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• Sonic Forge Festival
  ===Venue (s)=== ...ankenbok]], [[Arcane]], [[Death Audio]], [[Eye of the Enemy]], [[In Malice's Wake]], [[Contrive]], [[Truth Corroded]], [[Five Star Prison Cell]], [[Aeon
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• Shackles
  ...some shows interstate. A 7" single appeared in 2007 and the following year's ''Coup de Grace'' featured demo and live tracks. A support with '''Grave''' | '''''Traitor's Gate'''''
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• Band-M
  [[Mind's Eye]]<br> [[Misery's Omen]]<br>
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• Dumbsaint
  | label = Bird's Robe ...ced DVD in 2009. The following year Dumbsaint played a residency at Sydney's Excelsior Hotel and toured along the east coast, leading to supports with t
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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
  [[Who's Guilty]]<br>
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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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• 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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• Module:Lua banner
  v = v:match('^%s*(.-)%s*$') moduleLinks[i] = string.format('[[:%s]]', module)
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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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• 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.
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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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• 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
  | S&M | S&M
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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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• Nothing Sacred
  ...he sound of American thrash with some NWOBHM influences. In 1983 the group's name became Nothing Sacred. The next year the group released the EP "Death ...the group in 1989. A single show was played in 1993 to celebrate the band's 10th anniversary. Burnham later joined [[Seizure]] and Browne and Larin wen
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• Grenade
  ...band from the Blue Mountains west of Sydney, formed by Nigel Chad. Grenade's first ever gig was in Adelaide mid-1999. The band played live sporadically | Hell's Headbangers
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• Torment (Central Coast)
  ...Terminator'' movies). Occasionally filling in on drums and bass were Lodge's brother Jason and close friend Brent. The band finally changed their name f ...Eric Herington and former drummer Saville. This line-up recorded the band's album. Afterwards Saville left the band again, followed soon after by Herin
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• Avalanche
  ...nile'' album launch in Melbourne and also supported [[The Poor]]. The band's second EP was released in May 2021. During 2022 Avalanche played extensivel
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• Vauxdvihl
  ...metal band, sort of like a darker version of''' Dream Theater'''. The band's album made some considerable impact outside of Australia while remaining vi
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• Be'lakor
  ...lakor severed ties with them. The second album was a breakthrough; ''Stone's Reach'' was voted Best Melodeath Release of 2009 on the European ''Metal St ...ums for the next album and in early 2016 he was announced as Vander Broeck's permanent replacement in the band. After ''Vessels'' was released Be'lakor
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• Sakkuth
  ...ndal Loakes and is now rare as it was originally released without the band's consent. Sakkuth established a solid reputation live, sharing stages with t Sakkuth's third album ''From Wretched Blood'' was released in December 2008.
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• Black Putrescence
  ...black metal act from Perth. The two former members appeared on the project's first (of five) demo only. Brenton and Alex also featured in [[Grave Worshi
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• Virgin Black
  ...hat makes them unique, with a real passion in Escarbe's playing and London's vocals that is rarely found elsewehere. The band formed in 1993 with a line ...laced Nicholls. The album was released in a short-run edition by Melbourne's Crestfallen Records before finding issue worldwide through Massacre and The
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• StarGazer
  ...= [[Mournful Congregation]], [[Portal]], [[Intellect Devourer]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Oni]], [[Beyond Mortal Dreams]], [[Zemial]], [[Deluge]], [[Jugger ...aturing prominently in several other bands including [[Martire]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Intellect Devourer]] and [[Mournful Congregation]], however durin
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• Vitriolic
  | '''''Reflection of a Dead Man's Soul'''''
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• The Poor Boys
  ...Poor Boys released ''Rude, Crude & Tattooed'' soon after. In 1993 the band's second EP was released and they supported '''Alice in Chains''' and '''Suic
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• The Brave
  ...usom. An early drummer was soon replaced by Kurt's brother Brent. The band's first live show was supporting '''Dance Gavin Dance''' late the same year.
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• Gravemind
  | associated_acts = Drown This City, Opposer, [[Boris the Blade]], [[Night's Plague]] ...single, featured guest vocals by Aidan Ellaz of [[Alpha Wolf]]. That band's drummer Mitchell Fogarty provided drums for the next single, ''Lifelike'' i
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• Anime Fire
  ...e in the same year and in early 2009 a second EP release emerged. The band's debut full-length was planned for release in 2010 but the band split up in
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• Virgin Soldiers
  Melbourne's Virgin Soldiers were one of the earliest of Australia's true metal bands with origins going back to about 1980. The band utilised t
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• Transcending Mortality
  ...d, formed in 2003 by former [[Baraka]] guitarist Jonathon Talan; that band's drummer also featured on the three-track demo. After completing the line-up ...rtly after changed their name to [[Rituals of the Oak]]. An EP "The Mirror's Eye" was eventually completed by the band after their official end and was
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• Sisters Doll
  ...ourne and New York and once again toured with '''Bruce Kulick'''. The band's second album ''All Dolled Up'' was released in 2017. In 2018 the band were
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• Vomitor
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• Carbon Black
  ...'Max and Iggor Cavalera''', '''Voivod''' and '''Ross the Boss'''. The band's second album was released in May 2022 and features an appearance by '''Ripp
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• Rookwood
  ...ess entity, the band is the brainchild of a former member of one of Sydney's more prominent death metal acts of the 00s. An album surfaced in early 2008
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• Desecrator
  .... 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 ...ith '''Harlott''' for late in the year. These were revealed to be the band's final shows before an indefinite hiatus. Several of the dates were postpone
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• Spine of God
  Spine of God was Sade from Discordia's solo project.
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• Schizophrenia
  Melbourne band Schizophrenia's sound leaned towards thrash on occasion but was more grounded in a melodic
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• Nomenclature Diablerie
  ...Toneye ([[Chaotic Impurity]]) that was bootlegged onto vinyl by Melbourne's Bleed Records in 1998. They reformed with Riff on bass in 2007 only to spli
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• King's Cross
  | name = King's Cross ...l Blaze. After a handful of shows, Starr moved back to LA in 1985 and King's Cross ended.
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• Bloodredskies
  ...is heavy and aggressive modern thrash similar to but more extreme than EBD's heavier moments.
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• Atomizer
  | label = End All Life, Hell's Headbangers, Drakkar ...1998 by Jason Healey and [[Dreadnaught]] drummer Suds. With [[Hellspawn]]'s Justin Allen on guitar the band recorded a demo shortly afterwards and the
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• Leicohtica
  ...g symphonic black metal. The band released a debut EP in 2004 ''In Torment's Garden'' and Rhys Mottley replaced Ben Waldron prior to its release. | '''''In Torment's Garden'''''
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• Assaulter
  **S. Berserker (Simon Turner) (vocals, guitar) ...2011. Zed from [[Killrazer]] and Devine Electric came onboard as the band's bass player at the same time and Assaulter featured at [[Evil Invaders]] an
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• Descend to Acheron
  ...in 2019 with Kieran Murray from [[Truth Corroded]], Dave Hawkins from Kite's other band [[Maniacal SA|Maniacal]] and Matthew Phillips ([[Omnium Gatherum
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• Abramelin
  ...ond guitarist at this point. The album was issued internationally by Spain's Repulse Records in 1997 but given little label support and re-released in A ...recorded with [[Heaven the Axe]]. In 2013, Century Media released the band's complete recordings including the '''Acheron''' demos as ''Trangressing the
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• Eternal Hate
  ...he album was patchy and most of the material was better realised by Foster's later band [[Aeturnus Dominion]].
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• Born Headless
  | associated_acts = [[Psycroptic]], Spawn of Possession, [[MSI|M.S.I.]], [[Mephistopheles]], [[Corpse Carving]], [[Nosce Teipsum]] ...s in mid-2004. Peppiat filled in as [[Psycroptic]]'s vocalist on that band's European visit in late 2004 when Matthew Chalk was unavailable for the tour
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• Majister
  Sydney's Majister was a traditional-style metal band with more than a passing resemb
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• Christ Art Museum
  ...th Martin Carr but split shortly afterwards, with Green joining '''iOTA''''s live band and Smith forming '''Bobsledge'''. Smith, Carr and Green were als
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• The Kill
  ...started with Neil but abandoned after he left. It was completed with Tony's vocals and released after The Kill had split up once more.
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• Grungeon
  ...e band was formed from the ashes of several other bands including Campbell's [[White Trash]]. Grungeon featured at [[Metal for the Brain]] in 1992 and 1
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• High Tension
  .... The album was nominated for the Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal album at 2014's ARIA AWards. ...rned in 2015 and the ''Bully'' album appeared in June. Following the album's release, Mike Deslandes and Lauren Hammel joined High Tension and in 2016 t
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• Misery
  ...d '''Savage'''. Problems with lead vocalists marked the course of the band's early career, but even so the band had already laid the foundations for the ...end, though his departure was on much more amicable grounds than Goulding's. After several frustrating months finding a permanent replacement, Robinson
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• Lagerstein
  | associated_acts = [[Aeternitas]], [[Vyrion]], [[Caligula's Horse]], Echotide [[Arms of the Abyss]] ...ink til We Die'' in 2012, after which Capt. Greggaaarrr joined as the band's frontman. In 2013 LagerStein toured Europe with '''Alestorm''' and during 2
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• Ilium
  ...and from Newcastle with some similarities to '''Virgin Steele'''. The band's history is a litany of line-up hassles that borders on the contrived and co ...'Dungeon's''' Lord Tim recorded the vocal tracks on both albums, but Ilium's progress again stalled with Gilchrist and Walmsley leaving the band in late
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• Blacken Open Air
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• Thrall
  ...med in 2021 to perform live. Tom Void records most of the tracks on Thrall's albums alone.
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• Orpheus Omega
  ...oil''' and '''Insomnium'''. Another Asian tour was followed up by the band's next album, ''Wear Your Sins''. ...oao Goncalves then left Orpheus Omega and was replaced by [[Hollow World]]'s Theo Goslett.
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• Decayed Divinity
  ...en Richards and the band released an EP. Natalie Meisenhelter from [[Rok]]'s solo band joined Decayed Divinity as replacement for Owen Richards, who qui
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• Fuck I'm Dead
  ...d up by Razorback Records for the 23-track album release. Fuck... I'm Dead's sound features surprising bursts of melody and groove that makes them stand | '''''Split with Sanity's Dawn'''''
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• Advent Sorrow
  ...ps over allegations from Tom Langridge and Martin Donnelly about Rhys King's apparent neo-Nazism; King holds that the split was for other reasons.
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• Band-I
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• Massappeal
  ...Black]], [[Fester Fanatics]], [[Pleasure Ground]], Box the Jesuit, [[King's Cross]] While originally not a heavy metal band in any sense, Massappeal's raw energy and speed drew audiences from both metal and punk crowds in a ti
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• Mind's Eye
  ...hrash metal. Tightly played, short bursts of anger at violent speeds. Mind's Eye is no more. Giovinaao played some shows with [[Choke]] in mid-2001 and
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• Baltak
  ...name is taken from the Macedonian word for a battle-axe and all of Baltak's albums deal almost exclusively with Macedonian history. In keeping with thi Baltak's sound on the first few albums is extreme symphonic war metal. In 1999, Gorg
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• Nachthimmel
  ...c black metal with elements of doom, darkwave and death metal. Nachthimmel's original demo "Black Light over Gethsemane" was re-issued as a 7-track CD s
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• Acheron
  ...e 2013 '''Abramelin''' compilation album by Century Media features Acheron's recordings.
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• Silence is Surrender
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• Celestial Oath
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• Antonamasia
  ...the band had become fairly well established and was picked up by Melbourne's Faultline Records, producing an EP that was released in mid-2006 and appear
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• In Malice's Wake
  | name = In Malice's Wake In Malice’s Wake is a four-piece thrash metal band from Melbourne. The band was formed
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• Ne Plus Ultra
  Billing themselves as "chaos metal", Melbourne's Ne Plus Ultra played an excellent form of dark and intense extreme metal wi
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• Portal
  ...demo "Lurker at the Threshold" served as a three-track sampler of the band's next album. ''Outre'' was released in late 2007. The next phase of their ex
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• Lo!
  ...an Circles''' once again and headlined [[Slaughterfest]] in July. The band's second album appeared in early 2013 and Lo! toured Europe with '''The Ocean
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• Fear Thyself
  ..., [[Cauldron Black Ram]], [[Mournful Congregation]], [[Martire]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Sexual Intercorpse]], [[Sickness]], [[Inhaling the Stench of Must
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• Western Decay
  ...album but had disbanded by July 2008. Watt became the the host of Triple J's ''The Racket'' radio program in 2012. | '''''A Pirate's Life - Skull and Bones Records Sampler Vol. 1'''''
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• Paradigm
  ...de was eventually replaced by David Horgan from [[Ouroboros]] and the band's second album was released in 2012. Selby and Ryan Wooden were replaced abou
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• Dern Rutlidge
  ...aracters in a Jack Daniel's TV ad, Dern Rutlidge featured [[Blood Duster]]'s Jason PC and Miszewski and Westwood from [[Christbait]]. Their style drew f
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• Floatingme
  ...o record bass parts, and as his band was on hiatus due to singer Ian Kenny's commitment to '''Birds of Tokyo''', he joined F L O A T I N G M E full-time
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• In Hearts Wake
  ...It won an ARIA nomination for Best Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Album. The album's twin, ''Skydancer'', was recorded at the same time and released exactly a y ...]] member Conor Ward, who had been the band's touring drummer since Burton's departure following the ''Earthwalker''/''Skydancer'' sessions, became an o
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• Wolfmother
  ...by '''Led Zeppelin''' to perform ''Communication Breakdown'' at that band's induction into the UK Music Hall of Fame in November. After a US tour in 20 The group's new line-up - Stockdale, David Atkins, Aiden Nemeth and Ian Peres, was unve
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• Raven Black Night
  ...remained with the band until late 2002. Sheehan from [[Deluge]] (as Dragon's Breath) filled in for several months before Toscano joined the band. With t ...gue''', Raven Black Night toured throughout Europe, playing the Headbanger's Open Air festival in Hamburg and several other shows. Chris Dorian ([[Agatu
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• Enforce
  ...o Candlelight Records in Singapore for future release. Since then the band's progress has stalled as Bell and Hartley have struggled to keep a solid lin ...ut by the end of 2002, the Enforce line-up had changed yet again. The band's second full length album appeared toward the end of 2003.
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• Supremacy
  ...some shows in Europe during 2008 but was forced to cancel due to Jadi-Anne's pregnancy and nothing has been heard of them since.
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• Otherworld
  ...rly in a band called '''Meanstreak''' and Anderson also played in early 90's speed metal band [[Outrage]]. Otherworld began as a duo, gradually adding p
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• Reliqa
  ...qa played the Brisbane Full Tilt in April and then toured with '''Caligula's Horse'''. They appeared on the Monolith touring festival with [[Karnivool]]
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• King Parrot
  ...iz joined following Lacey's departure and after plenty of touring the band's full length release appeared mid-2012 ahead of appointments at most of the ...toured internationally with '''Soulfly'''; Matt Young guests on '''Soulfly's''' ''Archangel'' album. King Parrot was set to support '''Five Finger Death
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• Mindsnare
  ...etalcore bands. Recordings have been rare as true to their ethic Mindsnare's priority has always been on live shows but everything they have released is
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• Skoboe
  ...metal bands -- they even played on the Vans Warped tour in 1998 -- Skoboe's progress was stalled by a stagnating heavy rock scene and the band disappea
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• The Mark of Cain
  ...bini and they appeared nationally at the Big Day Out in early 1994. Albini's association with the group led to an interest from Henry Rollins, who produ ...''Tomahawk''' and '''Battles''', '''Lifepilot''''s Eli Green acted at TMOC's drummer for their tour the following year. For the 30th anniversary of ''Ba
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• Fuck Im Dead
  ...d up by Razorback Records for the 23-track album release. Fuck... I'm Dead's sound features surprising bursts of melody and groove that makes them stand | '''''Split with Sanity's Dawn'''''
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• Striborg
  ...material, including that of his previous project, [[Kathaaria]]. Striborg's music is raw, coarse and extreme black metal with thin, buzzy guitars and t | Sabbath's Fire
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• Deströyer 666
  | past_members = S Berserker, Erich de Windt, Bullet Eater, Deceiver, Howitzer, Mersus, Shrapn ...had to be abandoned when the music website ''Tone Deaf'' revealed Warslut's links to neo-Nazism and a history of misogynist and homophobic statements o
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• Black Majesty
  ...Anarion]], [[Catwitch]], Soilwork, Chimaira, Therion, Dog Faced Gods, Lion's Share, Demonoid, Ebony Tears, Menhir, Leprocide, Wicked Smile, The Radio Su ...06 with Evan Harris playing bass. Harris continued to act as Black Majesty's touring bassist before becoming an official member in 2015.
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• Herratik
  ...'Mystic Circle'''. The band has never had a permanent drummer and Herratik's current status as a working band is unclear.
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• TestBand
  ...inspired heavy rock and metal and features backing vocals from '''Dungeon's''' [[Stu Marshall]]. Ex-'''Dungeon''' member Justin Sayers provided some ba ...on the use of the '''Dungeon''' name with the departure of two of the band's key members in late 2005, LORD became a full-fledged band. Yatras was also
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• The Poor
  ...ey toured nationally with [[The Angels]], [[The Screaming Jets]] and [[Who's Guilty]] and in 1996 toured worldwide with [[ACDC|AC/DC]] and played Austra ...st 2006 for a single show, and got back together again to tour with '''W.A.S.P.''' in 2008 and played a one-off show in Melbourne on December 6. In mid-
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• Disembowelment
  Matt Skarajew became the band's bass player on the ''Dusk'' EP. The following year ''Transcendence Into the In late 2005, Relapse released all of diSEMBOWELMENT's recorded work as a special edition double CD. In 2010, Mazziotta and Skaraj
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• Lycanthia
  ...specialist keyboards player. Donaldson left to be replaced by [[Elysium]]'s Beau Dyer for a short time. In 2000 the album from 1998 was finally release ...' but the tour did not proceed; the group played two shows on '''Dismember's''' July 2008 Australian tour.
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• Redeemer
  ...n white marbled vinyl exclusively, making it an exceedingly rare collector's item.
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• Shihad
  ...all of Fame as one of that country's most successful exports. All the band's albums have charted Top 20 in New Zealand, and six of them have gone to #1. ...chart. This recording is now very rare and is the only release in the band's catalogue not to feature the current line-up. Bass player Hamish Lang left
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• Slaughter Lord
  ...Sydney thrash band whose status during the formative period of the country's metal scene was only rivalled by [[Mortal Sin]]. The band was formed by dru ...1999 to pursue his comedy career, Hughes found interest for Slaughter Lord's recordings from Invictus, who released the ''Thrash til Death'' album in 20
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• Ast Voldur
  Adelaide extreme metal entity with similarities to [[The Amenta]]'s early work, embracing ambience, death metal and industrial sounds. Formed i
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• Ocean Grove
  ...-up of Luke Holmes, Jimmy Hall, Matias Morales, Dale Tanner (then the band's bassist) and Running Touch, Morales departed after the release of ''Outside ...and Twiggy Hunter joined as the band's bassist. At this point, Ocean Grove's style shifted to 90s style alternative rock. ''Flip Phone Fantasy'' was rel
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• Gospel of the Horns
  ...]. Transvaal D recorded some backing vocals on the '''Bethlehem''' album ''S.u.i.z.i.d''. ...Horns recorded their debut full length album that was released by Ireland’s Invictus Records, and the band again toured Europe in mid-2002.
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• Sadistik Exekution
  ...te chaos and violent death metal hell is at the core of Sadistik Exekution's existence. Sadistik Exekution were are among the true pioneers of both deat ...ts and intimidation including TV appearances and bizarre interviews in men's magazines, leading to the band having a legendary status even before they'd
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• Ruins
  ...d]] in 2007 and was then announced as the national support for '''Immortal's''' 2008 Australian tour. During June 2009, Ruins toured Australia with '''P
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• The Eternal
  ...rly of [[Ne Plus Ultra]], for shows in Europe and Hong Kong. Upon the band's return to Australia, drummer Ryan Buesnel then left The Eternal. ...gan recording their fourth album with Maria Ilmoniemi of '''Tarja Turnunen's''' band on keyboards. ''Under a New Sun'' was produced by '''Jeff Martin'''
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• Black Orchard
  ...m Albury in NSW that orginally formed under the name Crazy Horse. The band's album ''Garden of Eden'' shows them as a solid, hard-rocking act with more
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• Terrorust
  ...e Watts. The band also toured with '''Celtic Frost''' and played at Sydney's Come Together festival. ...or the '''Grave Temple Trio''' before returning to Australia for Terrorust's national tour with '''Dismember''' later the same month. In October, the ba
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• Boss
  ...a melodic sound characterised by Csongrady's high-pitched wails and Pratt's spitfire guitar work. The band built a solid reputation which led to an int
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• Cursed Earth
  ...r]]. The band was booked to play at the 2018 Unify Gathering and Melbourne's Download festival but on the eve of Unify, Luders left the band after a his At what should have been the band's breakthrough moment, Cursed Earth then dissipated with Molloy joining [[Jus
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• Cryptic Scorn
  ...f Jay Ramirez on bass; his sudden death aged 23 in March 2013 put the band's immediate future in doubt but they have since continued.
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• Fattura Della Morte
  ...rming at regular intervals to record or play shows like Doomfest. The band's most recent release was issued on vinyl only. Troy Scerri and Jason Breitfu
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• Arms of the Abyss
  ...erstein]], Arms of the Abyss is a death/doom band from Brisbane. The group's debut album appeared in June 2014.
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• Tantalum
  Melbourne band Tantalum's early style was a catchy bottom-heavy, almost sludgy heavy rock. More recen
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• Vilifier
  **S. (guitar/drum)
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• Elysium
  ...in 2001, long after the final line-up had solidified. Almost all the band's members featured in other acts at the time. The Dyer brothers were in [[Gre
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• Bastardfest
  ===Venue (s)=== ...n 2010, with shows in Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane. In 2011, the festival's schedule was extended to every Australian capital city and also Auckland, N
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• Candy Harlots
  ...rmed in Sydney in 1987 and very quicly established themselves as Australia’s premier glam rock and metal act. Ex-'''Soggy Porridge''' leader Easton put ...a reputation for drugs and women, Melbourne label Au Go Go issued the band’s first single in 1989. The first 500 copies were packaged in a set of ladies
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• Lucifungus
  Doomy sludge band formed by [[Pod People]]'s Brad Nicholson and Dave Dryden in 2018.
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• Martyrs Shrine
  ...members, Mick Carlisle and Michael Forsberg. Carlisle was '''Mortification's''' original guitarist and Forsberg played on the ''Braincleaner'' album aft
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• Chalice
  ...ing to concentrate on his other band, [[Fury]]. Hartwig joined as McLennan's replacement and classically-trained flautist Alannah Probert joined Chalice ...pported '''Mayhem''' and '''Opeth''' in 2003 and late in the year the band's third album was released. Mark Boddassian later joined UK doom band '''Esot
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• MSI
  | name = M.S.I. ...Striborg]]) left the band to be replaced by Nick Warren and [[Psycroptic]]'s Matthew Chalk. This line-up began recording ''Dream the Serenade'', which w
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• Eternal Dark
  ...ed they changed styles. Two tracks appeared on a split release with Salaah's other band [[Forest Nocturne]] but when he and Wrath moved to Sydney Eterna
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• Hadal Maw
  ...n early 2015 Grice left Hadal Maw and was replaced by Jake Milne; the band's touring continued with appearances at the Dead of Winter Festival and shows
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• Decaying Form
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• Dying Embers
  ...hed a good name in Canberra. Some line-up changes ensued but when the band's gear was stolen Dying Embers split. Youngberg and Strachow joined [[Psychri
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• Gallows on Galgotha
  ...their debut EP when they were forced to change cover art after the Jehovah's Witnesses refused to allow them permission to use the original illustration
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• Avarin
  ...s festival in October. Nathan McMahon replaced Steve O'Farrell as the band's drummer in April 2014. In March 2015 the band announced it had ended follow
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• Montis Aero
  .... Sam Lowbridge switched from bass to guitar in 2015 following Ben Stockly's recruitment.
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• Empress in Thorns
  ...some time later by Kehlet. Their initial demo was raw but defined the band's objectives well with an atmospheric black metal sound but the subsequent EP
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• 4ARM
  ...ira''', however, James Munro was then named as 4ARM’s new guitarist. Munro's stay proved temporary however; when Danny Tomb left the band in January 201
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• Grave Forsaken
  ...Destined For Ascension'' was unleashed, further solidifying Grave Forsaken's old-school thrash sound. Drummer Kilgallon joined '''Mortification''' in 20
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• The Gloom in the Corner
  Self-styled "cinemacore" act from Melbourne. All the band's work revolves around their Section 13 lyrical universe that they have devel
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• Infinite Thought Process
  | '''''A Pirate's Life - Skull and Bones Records Sampler Vol. 1'''''
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• Airbourne
  ...major shake-ups at Capitol meant that Airbourne was dropped from the label's roster in February 2007. EMI retained the band for Australian release howev ...ck/Heavy Metal Album at the 2013 ARIA Awards but lost out to [[Karnivool]]'s ''Asymmetry''.
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• Dreadnaught
  ...n late 1997 in time for Dreadnaught to replace [[Superheist]] at that year's [[Metal for the Brain]] festival. ...st and September, the band played shows in Japan. During the year the band's label dissolved leaving the album without any support.
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• Serious Beak
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• Vomitorial Corpulence
  ...nd chaos in a similar vein to early '''Carcass'''. Shortly after the album's release, Valentine and Hamilton both left the band and Green returned to '' ...as they felt the label was pressuring them to change Vomitorial Corpulence's Christian focus.
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• Hard-Ons
  Formed in Sydney in 1982 the Hard-Ons is one of Australia's most successful and revered independent bands. While more celebrated as a p ...field of Wounded Hearts'' gained a Top 5 spot in the annual ''NME'' reader's poll, only the third album by an Australian band (and the only one not then
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• Sacritual
  ...was finished and van Zijl then joined '''Pagan'''. After recruiting Spargo's brother Karl, the group changed its name to [[Avantgard]].
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• Tumbleweed
  ...and '''Lemonheads''' and featured at Metalfest '92 in Sydney and Brisbane's Livid Festival. ...nternational shows. The release of ''Daddy Long Legs'' coincided with 1994's Big Day Out appearances and in June they supported '''Rollins Band'''. By n
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• Wardom
  ...h an early black metal influence. In late 2009, the band signed to Germany's Metal Supremacy label, and released an EP in March 2010.
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• Nobody Knew They Were Robots
  ...e apparently structure-less instrumental jams broken up by Clayton Segelov's amusing banter and insults that are often longer than actual songs. Segelov
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• Daemon Foetal Harvest
  ...In early 2013, Daemon Foetal Harvest supported '''Obituary''' and the band's music has featured on ''Fat Pizza'', ''Housos'' and ''Shift & Shift Courier
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• Vice
  ...x-[[Trooper]]) and Dave Roberts (keys), keeping the name but changing Vice's musical outlook toward a mellower, hard rocking style in the vein of '''Bon | '''''Daddy's Little Girl'''''
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• The Butterfly Effect
  ...cored two Top Ten albums, a Top Ten single and various entries on Triple J's Hottest 100 end of year survey. ''Imago'' was voted in at #88 in the Hottes ...eases. Released in July 2006, it was held off the #1 spot by '''Eskimo Joe's''' ''Black Fingernails, Red Wine'' and went gold in two months. "A Slow Des
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• Zen Venom
  ...ith thrash undertones, Zen Venom formed as a cover band in 1983. The group's line-up went through various shuffles until 1988, and a four-track EP title
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• Norse
  ...cuit and drummer Frog also became a member of [[The Amenta]]. Since Schmoo's departure to drum for Bowral tech-death metal act [[Synperium]], Gav Miller
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• Innsmouth
  | '''''Split with Mongrel's Cross'''''
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• The Berzerker
  .... The album was originally intended to be recorded at '''Devin Townsend''''s studio in Vancouver with a host of death and grind artists guesting (rumour ...Napalm Death, Dark Tranquillity''' and '''Strapping Young Lad'''. The band's touring was rounded out by a European tour with '''Corporation 187'''. Duri
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• Toxaemia
  ...bourne whose style was rather epic thrash and death metal. Two of the band's songs appeared on early 90s compilations, with contributions from Cranwell
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• Ebolie
  ...mo. When Stiffi joined the band, Berchual switched to guitar. While Ebolie's recorded material is fairly solid, on the live front they can usually be re ...of '''Exhumed''' and released ''Elevation Into Disintegration'' on Bubsie’s label Grindhead. The band appeared at the final [[Metal for the Brain]] fes
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• Desolate Eternity
  ...of majestic and slow-paced doom metal that appeared on one of Rowe Record's Christian metal compilations. Possibly a recording project only, an album w
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• The Red Shore
  ...mian Morris joined soon afterward. The band began work on ''Salvaging What's Left'' in 2006, with Roman Koester producing and he also joined The Red Sho During an east coast tour with '''All Shall Perish''', the band's van left the road near Coffs Harbour in the early morning of December 19 20
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• Devolved
  ...EP was meant to be the first of three released the same year but Carpenter's dismissal sank the idea. ...as also added to the line-up during this time. In September 2004, the band's second album ''Calculated'' appeared. The vocals on the CD were recorded by
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• Metal for the Brain
  ===Venue (s)=== ...elconnen in 2000. This first show at the new venue was headlined by Canada's '''Voivod''', the first non-Australian act to appear.
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• The Devil Rides Out
  ...Devil Rides Out announced Ewing's replacement as Scott Paterson. The band's 2013 EP release featured a darker and heavier style, with Uyen announcing h
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• Watchdog Discipline
  ...er]] member Ed Lacey and ex-[[Blood Duster]] drummer Matt Rizzo, this band's take on thrash was heavy and violently aggressive. The group folded in earl
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• Alpha Wolf
  ...'' vocalist Lochie Keogh and new permanent drummer Mitch Fogarty. The band's next release was the ''Fault'' EP in April 2019, followed by the second alb Alpha Wolf's third album ''Half Living Things'' is due in April 2024, preceded by three
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• Karnivool
  ...had recruited Andrew Brown, Drew Goddard and Brett McKenzie into the band's first real stable line-up. The next year Karnivool released a self-titled E ...o's''' ''March Fires'' hit the top in March. In December it was named ARIA's Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album.
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• Psycroptic
  | associated_acts = [[Ruins]], [[MSI|M.S.I.]], [[Born Headless]], [[Disseminate]], [[Blood Duster]], [[The Amenta]], Now one of Australia's most prominent metal bands on the international touring circuit after a str
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• Psychonaut
  ...th Angel''' and '''Armored Saint'''. Dow and Canion departed as '''Voyager's''' fortunes rose and de Vattimo rebuilt the line-up with Mike Kaval, Luke A | "Rosemary's Baby"
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• Witches Hex
  ...on compilation albums, and released a 4 song demo in 1991 titled "Of What's to Come"
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• Infinitum
  ...eplaced by another former '''Dehuman''' member in Damian Ferrari. The band's debut album appeared in early 2008. Nahum from [[Sword Toward Self]] joined
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• Justice for the Damned
  | '''''Copthrone King's'''''
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• Naetu
  | "Virgin's Blood"
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• Ne Obliviscaris
  ...rg Automaton]] joined on drums in March 2012, replacing Presland. The band's long-delayed album ''Portal Of I'' was issued shortly after and the band to ...in November. The year was rounded off with opening slots on '''Enslaved''''s tour and a national support to '''Sirenia'''.
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• Wolf
  .... When Colbeck left the band to join [[SAS]] she was replaced by that band's former singer Rene Smit. The band split in 1989, with Hillis and O'Donovan
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• Omnium
  | associated_acts = [[Death's Boundaries]], [[Omnium Gatherum]], [[Descend to Acheron]], [[Sexual Interco
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• Psychrist
  | associated_acts = [[Henry's Anger]], [[Addictive]], [[Armoured Angel]], [[Astriaal]], [[Kill for Satan] ...s eventually used on a [[Grenade]] 7” release) delayed release. After 1997's [[Metal for the Brain]] appearance Keele, Dulihanty and Simper split from t
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• Mournful Congregation
  ...sociated_acts = [[StarGazer]], [[Chalice]], Esoteric, [[Portal]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Martire]], [[Intellect Devourer]], [[Fury]], [[Truth Corroded]], ...Invaders]] in 2012 ahead of shows in the US and a national tour with Chile's '''Procession''' in September. ''The Unspoken Hymns'' is a compilation of t
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• Whoretopsy
  .... Following that, Jake Sproule of [[The Seraphim Veil]] joined as the band's drummer and AJ departed, leaving Whoretopsy as a four piece until the follo | '''''Nature's Pocket'''''
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• Headmess
  Sydney's Headmess existed on the fringes of the scene for some years before beginnni
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• InExordium
  ...ormed from the remnants of [[Paramaecium]] immediately following that band's final performance at a festival in Norway in 2006. After one album they did
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• Red Shore Redemption
  ...''''Job For A Cowboy''', with the prize being an opening slot on the band's Sydney show. In 2009 the band went on tour in Europe, opening for '''Arch E
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• Northlane
  .../Heavy Metal Album at the 2013 ARIA Awards but lost out to '''Karnivool''''s ''Asymmetry''. ...ust 2, 2019. The Sydney show from the subsequent tour was released as 2020's ''Live at the Roundhouse'' album. A remix EP, ''5D'', containing songs from
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• Denouncement Pyre
  ...i-CD which was released through Forgotten Wisdom Productions titled ''Hell's Infantry'', released August '06. | '''''Hell's Infantry'''''
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• Chris Brooks
  ...rog-rock band '''Feed the Addiction'''. In 2007 he contributed to [[LORD]]'s album ''Ascendence''. He is currently working on another album.
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• Armoured Angel
  ...was stripped back to a trio of Lucy plus Joel and Matt Green. So the band's classic line-up came to be and lasted another nine years. During this time, ...assic 1988 demo ''Wings of Death'' was the beginning of the Armoured Angel's huge loyal cult following. 1990 saw the release of the ''Communion'' demo a
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• Voyager
  ...thimmel]], [[Psychonaut]], [[Scourge]], [[Noctis]], [[Vespers Descent]], [[Sámain]], [[Pathogen]], [[Black Steel]], [[Inter Alia]] ...Europop and New Wave. The band was formed in Perth around [[Nachthimmel]]'s Daniel Estrin, who was playing guitar at the time, Mark Baker and Adam Lovk
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• Nights Plague
  Night's Plague formed in Alice Springs in 2004. They released an EP of fairly gener
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• Temtris
  ...parently previously released under the '''Labyrinth''' banner by that band's 1999 line-up. Aaron Warboys, also from '''Malice''', joined the band in 200 ...Hoffman with him. Their fourth album was released in early 2016. Campbell's tenure didn't last and Temtris has cycled through various musicians while R
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• Confession
  ...etalcore band started by Michael Crafter after [[I Killed the Prom Queen]]'s farewell tour in 2008. The original line-up featured Dan Brown ('''50 Lions ...ber, Confession cancelled their appearances following the death of Crafter's father. They were added to the Soundwave Festival bill and played the tour
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• Void of Vision
  ...the year with bands like '''Hand of Mercy''' and '''Hellions'''. The band's debut album ''Children of Chrome'' appeared in September 2016. Void of Visi ...cluded on the inaugural Good Things festival in December of 2018. The band's second album was released on September 13, 2019 and the following day they
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• Dark Earth
  ...ly released six-track EP entitled "The Summoning Of The Swarm". Dark Earth's live line up now consists of the Sinclairs, plus Trev O'Kell (guitar) and R
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• Paindivision
  ...in November, apparently due to a shift back to heavier material. The band's album was released in mid-2007 and followed up shortly after by a Japanese ...ween''' in Sydney. Ray Martens departed Paindivision in May 2008. The band's album ''One Path'' was released in October. After its release, Mark Hobson
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• Malakyte
  In 2013, Malakyte supported UK's '''Alestorm''', after which Vi Psy was dismissed from the group. Tommy Muz Malakyte's full-length album ''Human Resonance'' was released in October 2013, and was
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• Empires Laid Waste
  ...came together over the following year or so and in November 2010 the band's first album appeared. Some shows were played on the east coast in 2011 and
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• The Deadthings
  ...g of their Australian tour. in June 2009 The Deadthings opened for Finland's Goth rockers '''The 69 Eyes''' and in November 2009 were reunited once agai ...that vocalist Jules "Mephisto" Millis was the new singer in successful 80's UK glam metal band '''Tigertailz''', but would also continue as vocalist wi
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• DEADpool
  ...e infectious industrial sounds through the use of a drum machine, DEADpool's music was brutal, intense, scathing and original. Amongst several demos and
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• Uncaged
  Uncaged consisted of former members of [[Sanity's Cage]], a Melbourne band which established a considerable local following,
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• The Alchemont
  ...ame is apparently a term that means a point when the "pinnacle of the mind's evil" is reached. After a demo with that title was released in 2007, the ba
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• Parkway Drive
  Parkway Drive is now one of Australia's most successful bands. The band formed in Byron Bay in early 2003 and named ...the Homebake festival in Sydney in December and was arguably now Australia's best-known metalcore act. During 2007 the band played at the Soundwave Fest
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• Under Night's Cover
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• Guild of Destruction
  ...r were live members of [[Cemetery Urn]] during a US tour in 2008. The band's second album ''We Are Vermin'' was completed that year and released by Grin
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• Opus of A Machine
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• Heaven
  ...long with bass player Dennis Feldman, Heaven recorded ''Knocking On Heaven's Door'' that displayed a more distinctly metal edge along similar lines to ' ...rmer '''Dio''' guitarist Rowan Robertson took his place. After this, Fryer's health declined due to a cancer diagnosis 2011 and he died on June 5, 2015.
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• Angus McDeth
  Ultra-cult '''Venom'''-style thrash metal features on both this man's albums. The music is bad and the lyrics are cheesy beyond belief, but wheth
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• Corpse Molestation
  ...ves as a black metal band in 1993 and became [[Bestial Warlust]]. The band's music has been released in various forms in recent years.
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• The Amity Affliction
  ...after and JJ Peters of [[I Killed the Prom Queen]], '''The Getaway Plan''''s Matthew Wright and Lochlan Watt of '''Nuclear Summer''' and peaked at #26 o ...in London in December 2009, Chris Burt left the band. '''The Getaway Plan's''' Clint Splattering replaced him.
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• Embryonic Soul
  ...-2000 because of lack of a bass player, Embryonic Soul was one of Adelaide's most popular metallic entities. A long form recording was reportedly underw
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• Battalion
  | '''''Into Harm's Way'''''
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• Roxus
  ...a self-financed single, they became the first act signed to Molly Meldrum's ill-fated Melodian label. ...nd Danielson later turned up in '''Chocolate Starfish''', Nixon as Harnath's replacement in that band. Juno Roxas moved on to a solo career that produce
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• ShadowPlay
  ...dowPlay completed their album with Chen still based in England. ShadowPlay's music is melodic progressive metal with a Gothic aspect.
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• Gape
  | associated_acts = [[MSI|M.S.I.]], [[Randomorder]], [[Lacerta]] ...by Rick Ring, Tim Ikin and Sam Bryant of [[MSI|M.S.I.]], with [[Lacerta]]'s Patrick Neumayer on drums and Rod McAllister of [[Randomorder]] on bass.
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• Revulsed
  ...herlock and Sheldon d'Costa after leaving [[InExordium]] in 2010. The band's first album was recorded with German musician Konstantin Lühring. Damien M
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• Lord Kaos
  ...ng members resisted the move with the resultant dispute delaying the album's release until late 1996. In the meantime, Astennu developed his [[Carpe Ten Following the guitarist's departure Lord Kaos ground to a halt as the band was rebuilt but by early 1
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• Belial
  | '''''Let's See You Dance'''''
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• Amongst the Demons
  ...in late 2006, the band was announced as an opening act for '''Testament''''s 2007 tour. Lee Stanton left the band for [[Thy Art is Murder]] before this
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• Necrotomy
  Necrotomy was one of Australia's first extreme death metal bands, taking its cues from the awakening Florida
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• Redsands
  ...demoing several tracks and launching something of a bombardment on Sydney's music media, the band first started playing live in October 2000. "Lock and
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• ROME
  ...rett Noordin and Patrick Brown left. During 2013 they appeared at Brisbane's Dead of Winter Festival and in November opened for '''Nile''' and '''The Fa
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• Toxicon
  Thrash and groove band from Melbourne, formed in 2014. The band's first album was released in 2016 and the band toured, following it up with
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• Battlegrave
  ...2021 with '''Decrepit Birth''' drummer Sam Paulicelli and [[Triple Kill]]'s Daniel Mackie on leads.
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• Black Jesus
  ...Jed Whitey''', Black Jesus is an anti-Christian death metal band. The band's first release with a live album after which they joined the Grindhead roste
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• Dark Order
  ...the band but left again shortly before Mick McCartney joined as Dark Order's first permanent drummer in several years. Ex-[[Suiciety]] and [[Grungeon]] ...Alvarez, Alvarez, Veale, Silva line-up of Dark Order proved to be the band's most enduring, until both Marco and Diego left in 2013. Since then Dark Ord
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• Mischief
  Also worth noting is Mischief's amusingly deliberate usage of the word "bree" being growled in some of thei
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• Beware of the Dog
  ...ic existence throughout the 00s. Two EPs were released early but the group's impetus has been upset by its members involvement with other bands - Howe h
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• Nazxul
  ...kution]] had joined on guitar and Morte from '''Bestianity''' was the band's vocalist, with Henderson taking over the bass role. Hughes left the band af ...l 2011. Mitchell joined '''Brace''' with several former members of [[Henry's Anger]]. Hades has released solo material.
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• Celestial
  ...pleted by Dave "Tweek" Stanton (bass) and Evgeny Linnik (vocals). The band's misfortunes didn't end there however because several months later Querruel
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• Demigod
  ...ollongong in NSW with a nice line in mainstream metal and thrash. The band's self-financed debut appeared in 1998 and showed plenty of potential and gen
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• Mortal Sin
  ...Addictive]], Headlifter, [[Slaughter Lord]], [[White Trash]], Omega, [[Who's Guilty]], [[Enticer]], [[Nazxul]], Presto, [[Daredevil]], [[Temtris]], Judg Shortly after the album's release, Krstin left Mortal Sin and was replaced in July 1987 by former [[S
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• Resistica
  ...bal Clown]] and Matramuta members Ford and Carver in the line-up, the band's sound has since developed an impressive melodic death metal approach. Resis
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• LORD
  ...inspired heavy rock and metal and features backing vocals from '''Dungeon's''' [[Stu Marshall]]. Ex-'''Dungeon''' member Justin Sayers provided some ba ...on the use of the '''Dungeon''' name with the departure of two of the band's key members in late 2005, LORD became a full-fledged band. Yatras was also
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• Spacebong
  | Bird's Robe
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• Kyzer Soze
  ...peared on the Dead of Winter and Whiplash Festivals and played at Adelaide's New Dead Fest. Kyzer Soze were named to support '''Hypocrisy''' in Brisbane
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• Hobbs Angel of Death
  ...replaced by Jarro from [[Destruktor]] but his stay was short. After Jarro's departure, Hobbs Angel of Death was inactive but Hobbs raised the flag agai | Hell's Headbangers
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• Pegazus
  ...r finishing the album to dedicate his time to [[Black Majesty]]. That band's guitarist Hanny Mohammed replaced Betts for live shows for the next year or ...att Ientile from [[Katana Cartel]] and Joe Stanley on vocals but the group's activity since then has been minimal.
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• Empire
  ...immons is not to be confused with the singer of the same name from [[Henry's Anger]].
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• Beyond Mortal Dreams
  ...ed until 2006. As a three piece of Doomsayer, Hellaeon and Ghuul, the band's first live appearance was opening for '''Behemoth''' in January 2006; since
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• Invocation
  ...filed]], were something of a fixture on the scene for some years, the band's debut CD has been often postponed due to the floating nature of the members | '''''H.A.S.T.U.R.'''''
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• Helter Skelter
  ...dn Watt reconvened as Helter Skelter. They issued a version of '''Iggy Pop’s''' “Cry For Love” as a single before Watt was replaced and the group ch
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• Make Them Suffer
  ...oured with [[Thy Art is Murder]], '''The Bride''' and '''War From a Harlot's Mouth'''. In late February 2012, Make Them Suffer signed to Roadrunner Aust ...tney LaPlante of '''Spiritbox''', a song that came in at #1 on The Faction's ''Hardest 100'' countdown in March 2022. Prior to that, Nile was fired from
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• Bludgeoner
  ...ecayed Divinity]], [[Elysium]], [[Miscreation]] and [[Volatile]]. The band's first performance was at Bloodlust and was quickly followed by an EP. Vicke
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• Killrazer
  ...and shortly afterward was named the winner of ''Australian Guitar Magazine's'' Best Guitarist Competition. ...iun''' and '''Malevolent Creation''' and were announced as '''Paul Di'anno's''' backing band for his tour in May. Just before those shows Goode left the
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• Diatribe
  ...us multimedia disc included. Along with supports to several of the country's best known metal acts, in 2003 Diatribe opened for '''The Haunted''' in Ade
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• Se Bon Ki Ra
  ...ighly active on the Adelaide scene having opened for a wealth of Australia's best known metal acts and appearing at [[Against the Grain (festival)|Again
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• Inslain
  ...h band from western Sydney. Sloth from [[Sadistik Exekution]] was the band's drummer for a couple of years; Corey Eves is ex-[[Transcending Mortality]]
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• Who's Guilty
  | name = Who's Guilty ...Angels]] and [[The Screaming Jets]], but interest wasn’t sustained and Who’s Guilty fell by the wayside. The EP was a misbegotten mixture of ''Black''-e
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• Thy Art is Murder
  ...ck/Heavy Metal Album at the 2013 ARIA Awards but lost out to [[Karnivool]]'s ''Asymmetry''. TAIM were named on the Soundwave Festival line-up for 2014 ...tour with [[Parkway Drive]], during which Marsh also stood in for Parkway's guitarist Jeff Ling. In early 2016, CJ McMahon quit the band for personal r
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• Mountain Wizard Death Cult
  ...ring festival. During 2022 they appeared at [[Blacken Open Air]], Adelaide's Froth and Fury Fest and BIGSOUND as part of an east coast tour. In mid-2023
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• Band-S
  [[Sámain]]<br> [[Sanity's Cage]]<br>
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• Stormtide
  | '''''A Skald's Tale'''''
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• Saint Lucifer
  ...rlots]]/[[Paindivision]] vocalist Jordan Howe in 2010. Also featuring Howe's former bandmate Stu Marshall, [[Mortal Sin]] founder Wayne Campbell and Pau
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• Night Legion
  ...um tracks on the album, which featured guest slots from '''Death Dealer''''s Ross the Boss, Pete Lasperence from '''Harem Scarem''' and Five from '''Unv
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• Rosanna's Raiders
  | name = Rosanna's Raiders ...y for later Christian metal enterprises such as [[Light Force]]; Zaffarese’s son Adam was later a drummer with [[Mortification]]. Henry Leszcynzynski di
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• Light Force
  | '''''The Best of Light Force - Mortification's Beginnings'''''
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• Black Horizon
  ...me later. Cat Guirguis played her last show with Black Horizon on New Year's Eve, 2011 and the band ended.
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• Transfear
  ...fear was a Brisbane thrash metal band which that formed in 1997. Transfear's musical direction was moulded in a very heavy, old school thrash style with
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• Astrodeath
  ...hrashville in September 2022. In November they toured nationally. The band's second album was released in May 2023 and followed by a national tour.
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• Katabasis
  ...e the release of the album; Cat Guiguis of [[Rise of Avernus]] is the band's live keyboards player.
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• Kyser Soze
  ...peared on the Dead of Winter and Whiplash festivals and played at Adelaide's New Dead Fest. Kyser Soze were named to support '''Hypocrisy''' in Brisbane
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• Mortification
  ...and recording. ''Triumph of Mercy'' was recorded during the height of Rowe's illness, but ''Hammer of God'' saw a return to form. Bannister left the ban ...became the band's sixth drummer in 2008, replacing Damien Percy. The band's line-up has continued to be something of a revolving door, but since 2011 M
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• Muscle Car
  ...e 1998 with frontman Damo as the mainstay with each line-up. In Muscle Car's near-decade of existence, the band has toured nationally a number of times
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• Screams of Chaos
  ...at a cybermetal band. Originally a solo recording project of Neil Johnston's, which recorded a couple of extended composite techno-laced death metal epi
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• Truth Corroded
  ...played at the Adelaide Big Day Out. Truth Corroded is now one of Australia's most established and hardest working metal bands with festivals including [ Truth Corroded's third album ''Upon the Warlords Crawl'' was released in March 2008, showing
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• The Screaming Jets
  ..., [[Horsehead]], [[Judge Mercy]], Jimi the Human & Spectre 7, Kevin Borich's Party Boyz, Dirty Skanks ...r Brad Heaney completing the line-up, the Screaming Jets took out Triple J's National Battle of the Bands with most members barely out of their teens an
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• Embodied
  ...chnical and melodic death metal band from Melbourne. In late 1999 the band's progress stalled when several members left and Embodied went to ground for
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• Quilter's Bane
  ...2000 and was replaced by Peter Marciniak. McPherson then also left Quilter's Bane, leaving them in the odd position of having no original members in the
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• Sëbasröckets
  ...style is a cross between classic glam/hair metal and trashy punk. The band's album was completed is late 2003/early 2004 but the group was unable to fin ...appeared at [[Metal for the Brain]] in Canberra in early 2005. In mid-2005 Sëbasröckets toured nationally with [[Hell City Glamours]] and supported ''
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• Lacrymae
  | "Handel's Apocalypse"
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• Zero Degrees Freedom
  ...W and ACT. During 2005 the band participated on a split release with Frech's other band [[Nosce Teipsum]] and since then worked on a third album produce
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• Thousand Needles in Red
  ...Bouillaut, with a heavier and more straight-forward metal style than Boge's other band. A demo track was produced with '''Jeff Martin''' ahead of the r
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• Catwitch
  ...ebruary 2010 Catwitch opened for '''Wednesday 13''' in Melbourne. O'Reilly's illness deteriorated in mid-2011 and he died aged 40 on July 28, 2011, five
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• KnightQueste
  Middle Ages-inspired power metal was the core of KnightQueste's style. Formed by University of Wollongong students Cahn Turner, Sean Falcon
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• The Harlots
  ...late 1994 and the group was invited to perform with Alice Cooper at Sydney's Cobra Club while he was in Australia on a promo visit for his album ''The L
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• Modus Vivendi
  ...during which time their sound changed and Ongarezos left the band. Bonney's cousin Alitia Atkins was brought in to record some tracks and the collobora
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• Pagan (VIC)
  ...f ''Black Wash'' in July 2018 after a two-year drip feed of singles, Pagan's profile soared. They toured Australia and then headlined in the UK before r
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• Blathudah
  ...ined the band and in mid-95 released a EP. Blathudah was one of the Sydney's more popular metal bands for two or three years and even managed to tie up
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• Nothing
  ...' in 2009. Meanwhile, the debut album was completed with [[The Red Shore]]'s Roman Koester producing, featuring guest appearances by him and Aaron Bilbi
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• Critical Mass
  ...s replaced by Greg Moore, whose vocal style was more in tune with the band's new direction. Critical Mass gigged regularly around Sydney and released an
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• Arkheth
  ...orn and Tyraenos. Arkheth played a few live shows in 2004 including Sydney’s [[Bloodlust Festival]] but became inactive since, only to re-emerge on the | "Winter's Tears"
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• Apostasy
  ...eader and despite his involvement with [[Grungeon]], not to mention Sparky's role in [[Tscabeze]], the band existed in some form or another right throug
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• Intorment Black
  | "The Lion's Mane"
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• Infernal Method
  ...ity]], [[Nazxul]], [[Switchblade]], [[Automation]], [[Depression]], Samara's Wounds, Dimmu Borgir, [[Lord Kaos]], [[Friar Rush]], [[Deadspawn]], [[Shack ...American musician Jonah Weingarten was recruited on keyboards for the band’s first official show as Infernal Method in Sydney. Weingarten was sacked imm
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• KING
  ...er live shows were supposed to be as the main support to '''Inquisition''''s national tour in August 2016 but the headliners cancelled and KING did the
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• Impact Winter
  ..., splitting in 2003 or so and reforming for about a year in 2005. The band’s members come from and went to an array of other Perth acts including [[Ward
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• Tyrus
  ...nd as bassist but not long after Hobbs decided to record most of the group's songs under his own name and Tyrus disbanded.
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• Totally Unicorn
  ...iece at that point, recruiting Kerim Erkin and Aaron Streatfield as Tucker's replacements. COVID restrictions stopped the band's live activity for over two years but several singles were released during t
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• Daysend
  ...Calabrese joined Daysend and they were immediately added to '''The Haunted’s''' Australian tour in March. In July, Daysend toured nationally with the re ...ly 2007. ''The Warning'' was released in May and the band played at Sydney's Come Together festival in June. After cancelling some shows when Morris inj
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• Cryogenic
  | associated_acts = [[Mortality]], [[Henry's Anger]], Mischling, [[Deadspawn]], [[Neophobia]] ...the Warhead Records compilation album ''Warhead Vol. 1'' in 1995. Bartosik’s replacement in '''Neophobia''', Grahame Goode, filled in for Cryogenic on t
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• Meshiaak
  Meshiaak's current line-up features Camilleri and Dette, with '''Once Human''' guitari
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• Polaris
  ...ched #3 on the ARIA chart and also charted in Germany and on ''Billboard'''s Heatseeker chart. It was also nominated for an ARIA Award in the Hard Rock/ ...days into the tour, Polaris withdrew from the shows after learning of Siew's death on June 19. His passing was announced on June 27.
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• Ill Vision
  ...llison joined on bass in 2011 but Ill Vision split up soon after. The band's music is pretty chaotic thrash influenced by modern metalcore and '''Panter
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• Blunt Force Trauma
  ...en for '''Macabre''', '''Forbidden''', [[The Amenta]] and others. The band's debut EP was released in early 2013 and they will be heading to Japan in mi
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• Stone Wings
  ...nds including [[The Slow Death]] and featured as [[Mournful Congregation]]'s live guitarist for several years.
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• Oni
  ...in 2003, during which Butt played half a set filling in for '''Incantation's''' drummer who had been injured the night before in a car accident. Shortly
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• Destruktor
  | Hell's Headbangers
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• Alkira
  ...ased ''Red Devil'', supported '''Municipal Waste''' and played at Brisbane's Dead of Winter Festival in July. Early the next year the band toured SE Asi
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• Rather Be Dead
  | '''''Let's Talk About Death Baby'''''
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• Eezee
  ...on and enlisted Jason Broadbent and John Buckley, radically changing Eezee's sound to a more extreme groove and thrash direction. The group then took th
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• Superheist
  ...parted in 1996. Suds from [[Dreadnaught]] replaced Pentecost for that year's Metal for the Brain and also appeared on the ''Chrome Matrix'' EP which fea ...tour. In early 2002 the band appeared at the Big Day Out and released Biro's first recording with the band, ''7 Years''
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• Anjeliina
  Sydney's Anjeliina originally formed in 2001 as an electronic rock act but split in
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• Altars
  ...solidified with the addition of Dewar from [[Sarsekim]] in 2007. The band's style is an experimental form of death metal and ambience; a demo was relea
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• Frankenbok
  ...ark Carnival. The 2001 EP release included of a cover of '''Madison Avenue's''' "Don't Call Me Baby" that got them considerable airplay on Triple J. ...ke and Reiki Barbosa adding guitar parts and Barbosa continued as the band's live guitarist. The album arrived in mid-2017.
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• Darkest Dawn
  ...Scott Young the joined the group and work began on an album. Darkest Dawn's dark Gothic rock sound won a strong following in Melbourne and ''End of Sea
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• Troldhaugen
  ...''' and '''Moonsorrow'''. In early 2014 they released a version of '''ABBA's''' "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme" as a video single and supported '''Gloryhammer'''.
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• Cremator
  ...lso being a member of '''The Bamboos''' and the '''Kryptonics'''. The band's mini-album was released on Waterfront Records in 1988. Cook was replaced by
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• Deathless
  ...cs. The band toured with [[Alchemist]] in 1996 with '''Front End Loader''''s Peter Kostic on drums; Quinn (formerly of Adelaide noise band '''King Snake
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• Saracen
  ...f-titled album. It was also released as a '''Trilogy''' album on that band's French label under the title ''Next in Line''. John Meyer went on to play i
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• The Kindred
  ...rong and regular live performances in and around the Sydney area. The band's first CD recording, ''In The Company of Rats'' was released in 1999. Rubica
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• Bronson
  ...etal scene. Their growing local stature was boosted by the release of 2010's self-titled demo and a single in 2011. Following sweeping line-up changes d
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• Requiem of the Damned
  ...cluding Worth, Allen (ex-[[Inane Eminence]]) and '''Beneath the Dying Moon's''' Brad the band began recording but a few months later the drummer left to
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• Closed Casket
  ...o '''The Black Dahlia Murder''', particularly with regards to the vocalist's use of two very distinct singing voices. The band has suffered a number of
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• Trampled Down Under
  **'''Iron Maiden''', '''Twisted Sister''', [[Tyrant]], Australia's Metallicus - A state-by-state round-up of Australian Heavy Metal, [[Surrend
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• The Angels
  *Currrent line-up(s) ...ing Dave Gleeson''' and Neeson's band went under '''100% Angels'''. Neeson's band played once, at a secret gig at a WA mining facility, before it was fo
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• Zemial
  ...primary creative force behind Zemial and Eskarth driving the other. Zemial's first full-length ''For the Glory of UR'' was released by Hypervorea Record | Hell's Headbangers
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• Buried in Verona
  ...ir management left them broke; BiV almost broke up at this point. The band's fifth album was released on August 7, 2015 with the line up of Anderson, Wa
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• Fenrir
  | '''''Loki's Slaughter'''''
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• Neverborn
  ...at formed in 2003. After a formative period during which much of the album's songs were written, a permanent line-up emerged at the end of 2005. ''Madne
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• Bezerker
  ...state, the band recorded ''Lost'' for Waterfront. After a show on New Year's Eve 1990, Bezerker moved to London and performed there and in Liverpool unt
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• Voros
  ...Dragon]] - Davin Buttery, Liam Weedall and Josh Lamont - in 2012. The band's first recorded project was three two-track CDs released gradually throughou
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• Hell Itself
  ...ine-up on drums and Daniel Warrington from [[Rise of Avernus]] is the band's live bassist.
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• Nekrofeist
  ...of their debut EP. On March 12, 2012, Dave Tinelt was named as Mat Maurer's replacement in [[Mortal Sin]]. This appointment lasted two shows before tha
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• Electrik Dynamite
  ...going on a national tour with [[Thy Art is Murder]]. In mid-2011 the band's debut full length was released. Maverick left the band in 2012 after suppor
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• Miazma
  ...n 2008, soon adding guitarist Shaun Howell. In 2009 they won the Territory's leg of a global band contest and played TerrorFest in Darwin, and in 2011,
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• Anatomy
  ...by the ''Twisted Depths of Horror'' EP in 1994. Following the second album's release the band toured interstate for the first time and supported '''Impa
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• Volatile
  ...from [[Aftermath]] joined following the release of the first EP. The band's album ''Get off the Road ya Farkin' Poofta Bastard!!!!'' was delayed due to
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• Torn Asunder
  ...der formed in 2006 and quickly developed a solid reputation among the area's HC and metal audiences. With the addition of Paul from '''Re-Invention''' i
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• Daemon Pyre
  ...e emigrating to the US, Andrew Lilley reconvened with the rest of the band's members, including Rilatt, and completed the recording of a second album, w
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• New Blood
  ...second guitar and Majewski was replaced on bass by Guy McKinnon. New Blood's most recent line-up features only Zivkovic, Stamp and Grgurevic, with Brend
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• I Killed the Prom Queen
  ...awing a hostile reception from the parochial thrash metal crowds. The band's year ended with a headlining appearance at [[Metal for the Brain]], again, ...banding due to an inability to locate a replacement for Butcher. Weinhofen's defection to '''Bleeding Through''' sealed the deal. Peters began a solo ca
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• Death Audio
  ...r. Both Patzell and Phillips were replaced the next year. In 2012 the band's album was released but after news they were recording another album in 2014
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• Titan
  Early-80s metal fare from Adelaide, formed by Steve Hayes in 1980. The band's first line-up featured Hayes and Craig Pfeiler on guitar, Mick Petruzelli o
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• Linedriver
  ...three piece of Chandra (on bass and vocals), Connor and Dimas, Linedriver's style shifted from a standard heavy rock sound to a rabid, pounding hardcor
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• Avantgard
  ...s going on to join [[Wardaemonic]] and Ildach joining [[Mhorgl]]. The band's album was eventually released in 2006.
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• Segression
  ...on the ''L.I.A.'' album at this point and several tracks feature Broadbent’s work. ...Fifth'' was released and Segression played several shows on [[Mortal Sin]]'s east coast tour, then finished the year at [[Metal for the Brain]]. In 1998
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• Baby Animals
  ...lling debut album ever by an Australina artist, a title it held until 2003’s ''Get Born'' by '''Jet''' overtook it. ...007 to record an acoustic album of their previous hits for Liberation Blue's Acoustic Series. Celenza and Parise were replaced ahead of a national tour
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• Gay Paris
  ...d ''The Last Good Party'' with a long national tour and headlined Brisbane’s Dead of Winter Fest alongside [[King Parrot]]. The band won a Music Oz Awar | '''''The Skeleton's Problematic Granddaughter'''''
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• Agatus
  | Hell's Headbangers
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• Christbait
  ...emo. Dutton then joined [[Abramelin|Acheron]] and was replaced by Markovic's brother Lenny and work began on the ''Yeast'' CD, the title of which '''Blo
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• Pathogen
  ...Monster]], The Devil White, [[The Furor]], [[Chaos Divine]], [[Noctis]]. [[Sámain]], Jed Whitey, [[Voyager]], [[Vespers Descent]], [[Shrapnel (WA)|Shra ...founding members of '''Jed Whitey'''. Justin Norton and Mark Boeijen (ex-[[Sámain]]) subsequently replaced Paterson and Irving.
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• Summonus
  ...ummonus played shows with '''Monarch''' and '''Unearthly Twin'''. The band's full length appeared in the second half of 2011. After some shows in March
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• Lump
  ...ers in Scott Jackman and Stew Williams with Brendan Hancock on drums. Lump's first EP ''Here I Am'' surfaced in mid-2004 and they were added to the bill
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• Envenomed
  ...e Enemy]], [[Elm Street]], [[Dead City Ruins]], [[Demonhead]], [[In Malice's Wake]], [[Bane of Winterstorm]], [[Damnations Day]]
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• Illimitable Dolor
  ...er Runs Dry]] and Peter O'Donohue from [[Miscreation]] filled out the band's live line-up. For the second album former [[Elysium]] member Guy Moore and
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• The Schoenberg Automaton
  ...s]] took place in October 2013 and the band also appeared on [[Northlane]]'s mid-2014 Australian tour.
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• In Extremis
  1997's "Hybrid Scarifier" was also excellent but by now the band was struggling an
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• Alchemist
  ...bass) and Nick Paddon-Row (drums). In 1989, Rodney Holder became the group's drummer and Agius was now vocalist and guitarist. Andrew Meredith (guitar) ...m favourite with fans. By now Alchemist was recognised as one of Australia’s most popular and important metal bands. In 1999, Alchemist began to look fo
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• Sámain
  | name = Sámain ...usly worked under the name '''Nazgul'''. With original drummer Liam Stone, Sámain began work on their first demo, ''An Leanábh Naomh (Bríste)'', whic
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• Kania
  ...own of Lithgow that formed in late 2003 around Marty Warren (then the band's guitarist) and Dan Ellery. The band had issued a four track demo called "Pr
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• Blood Duster
  ...r band [[Dern Rutlidge]] with three former members of [[Christbait]]. 1997's ''Str8outtanorthcote'' saw the further expansion of the death-rock element ''Cunt'' featured more of the band's earlier grindcore leanings. Josh "JJ LaWhore" Nixon from [[Pod People]] joi
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• Non Intentional Lifeform
  ...s formed as a side project by Declan Barry while a member of '''Botticelli's Angel''', but was so successful that after scoring supports to the likes of
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• Crimsonfire
  ...n a full-length album. After signing to Majestic Rock Records, Crimsonfire's self-titled debut album was released in October 2005.
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• Eternal Rest
  ...'''Origin''' and [[A Million Dead Birds Laughing]], all with ''The Racket's'' Lochlan Watt ([[Western Decay]], '''Nuclear Summer''', '''Ironhide''') as
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• Razor of Occam
  ...Adelaide in 1998, Obliterator from [[Vomitor]] and '''GOTH''' was the band's early drummer and after a European tour in 2003 the band settled in London.
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• Hollow
  ...ng of their full-length album in mid-2003, Miller left the band and Hollow's activity ceased. The band regrouped and added Connor Baynes on guitar with
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• Jesus Anal Penetration
  ...d fallen apart. As a duo of Trav and Nick a demo was recorded and the band's name was changed to '''Disciples of Mockery'''. Brandon joined in early 199
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• Earth
  ...player. By then Earth had become strongly established as one of Australia’s best metal talents, with a killer live reputation. Birge left Earth for per The second album showed a different side of Earth’s sound, leaning more toward a heavy death rock style similar to '''Entombed'
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• Rituals of the Oak
  ...tion. Mike Zoias left almost immediately and was replaced by Shane Linfoot's then-wife, Sabine Hamad-Linfoot from [[Lycanthia]]. The band released their
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• Taste
  ...icking glam rock hits along the lines of the '''Sweet'''. However the band's real forte was strong and punchy heavy rock. The band was originally known
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• Avrigus
  ..."The Final Wish". Chiara also recorded some backing vocals on [[Elysium]]'s album ''Dreamscapes''.
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• House of Thumbs
  The band's debut release ''Crossing the Rubicon'' was released in March 2010. The albu
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• Vanishing Point
  ...a''', during which time Olding also provided keyboards for '''Gamma Ray''''s live shows. Vanishing Point then supported '''Edguy''' on their Australian ...ovember 2008 the band toured Europe with '''Sonata Arctica''' and '''Pagan's Mind'''. After that tour, Vanishing Point was forced into hiatus in 2010 w
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• Flaming Wrekage
  ...elodic death metal band, formed in 2009. Dave Lupton has remained the band's only constant through sweeping line-up changes but Flaming Wrekage has rema
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• Ink
  Ink's second EP was released through Riot! in November 2008, ahead of a national
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• MurderWorld
  ...replaced by Zac Sale from Querruel's other band [[Head Hammer]]. The band’s album, completed in the meantime, was eventually released in March 2007. Th
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• Reverend Kriss Hades
  The 2006 release is a live album featuring his entire set from 2005's [[Bloodlust Festival]]. Kriss' live performances have been rare. In Melbour
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• Red Bee
  ...s an tech-metal trio from the Blue Mountains, formed around 2004. The band's initial style crossed broadly metallic influences but they later evolved in
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• Mhorgl
  June 2007 saw the release of Mhorgl's first full length recording, ''The Sacrificial Flame''. After this, Louis R
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• Plague
  | "Living Through Me (Hell's Wrath)"
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• Defamer
  ...erstate. Defamer appeared at the [[Screamfest]] show in Sydney on New Year's Day, 2010. In May the band toured with New Zealand band '''Human'''. In 201
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• Taberah
  | '''''Sinner's Lament'''''
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• Scar the Surface
  ...toured with the Whiplash festival throughout the east coast. '''Caliban''''s Marc Gortz was co-producer of ''From the Shadows to the Fire'', which is du
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• Horsehead
  Horsehead's music was strong and energetic metal-edged heavy rock, drawn from a love of
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• Damaged
  ...livery and Skitz' insurmountable drumming attack. A live show at Melbourne's Corner Hotel was made into a video for the track "Nails". ...r once more when Ludbrooke was late to the Sydney show and missed the band's first two songs. He was sacked a few months later when he once again failed
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• Deluge
  ...Dreisen had all left the band by early 2002; by late in the year the band's line-up was Pikl, Sheehan, Tuck, Rory and the Gol brothers, both of whom we
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• Enticer
  One of the leaders of Sydney's metal scene in the late 1980s, Enticer played a mixture of speed, thrash an
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• Killengod
  Killengod had the potential to be a name on everyone's lips, with a brutal and unrelenting live performance. In their early days a
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• Thumlock
  Thumlock's status continued to grow with the 'Rockin' Course' single attaining good ai
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• Choke
  ...[[Shrapnel (WA)|Shrapnel]], NerveCell, [[Cuntscrape]], [[Centaur]], [[Mind's Eye]], [[Chainsaw Charlie and the Chocolate Cha Cha Factory]], [[Blüddypŏ
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• Reign of Terror
  ...evermore''', but a constant stream of line-up changes has stunted the band’s progress. In a move that could only be described as stunning, Lucy from [[A ...band supported '''Dismember''' and released ''Book of the Dead''. The band's line-up issues continued when Victor left again in early 2006, to be replac
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• The Day Everything Became Nothing
  ...ter the line-up was finalised and showed The Day Everything Became Nothing's style to be extreme percussive technical grind with extraordinarily guttera
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• Cruciform
  ...y recorded a two-track demo featuring "Gutter" which appeared on that year's compilation album from Warhead and Gruer went to England where he demoed so
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• Taipan
  ...brief time with Bardoe, Cool and Hull as replacements but was done by year's end. Cool joined '''Bahragah''' which went on to become [[Roxus]] and Bardo
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• Martire
  ...rGazer]], [[Slaughter Thou]], [[Zemial]], [[Cauldron Black Ram]], [[Misery's Omen]], [[Orgy of Pigs]]
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• Elm Street
  ...lm Street toured North America with '''U.D.O.''' and appeared at Melbourne's Legions of Steel festival mid-year. During 2019 Elm Street played the Churc
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• Enter Twilight
  ...ace of Leigh Askew. Hausberger made a guest appearance on [[Stu Marshall]]'s solo album ''Altered States'' and ''Set in Stone'' by [[LORD]]. Syzmczak an
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• Colossus
  ...oly'' in its entirety and in April Watt was hired as [[Thy Art is Murder]]'s touring vocalist. At the point Tew returned to the band and a few further s
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• I Exist
  ...omriders''' in July and appearances at most of the mainland [[Bastardfest]]s in September/October. 2012 saw the band appear at the Canberra leg of the G
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• Aeon of Horus
  .... The band announced former [[Templestowe]] guitarist Pete Meere as Feeney's replacement in September 2010; Scott Carter replaced Chris Pratt at the sam
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• Veil of Anguish
  ...s player Ken Harvey was added and a full length album entitled ''Gabrielle's Tears'' was recorded but never released. McDonald replaced Patterson on dru
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• Corpse Carving
  ...nds including [[Zero Degrees Freedom]], [[Cranial Devourment]] and [[MSI|M.S.I.]]. ...on split releases with Phillipines band '''Human Mastication''' and the UK's '''Bludgeon''' and '''Twitch of the Death Nerve'''. By this time Pryer had
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• Cunt Butcher
  ...scent of the late G.G. Allin. One of their last gigs was supporting Allin's former band the Murder Junkies on the Brisbane leg of their 2010 tour.
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• Paramaecium
  ...EP was a limited edition of 500 featuring re-recorded tracks from the band's original demo done in a death metal style, with Mark Kelson of [[Cryptal Da
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• White Widdow
  ...s) a two time ARIA nominee with Guitar virtuoso Enzo Almanzi. Raised on 80’s Arena Rock and influenced by artists such as Survivor, Journey, Foreigner, ...as met by the press with rave reviews making it into Classic Rock Magazine's top 10 AOR albums for 2010. An album full of Melodic Rock and AOR anthems f
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• Rose Tattoo
  ...bands Australia has ever produced. They played their first gig on New Year's Eve 1976 and in no time had established a (perhaps unfair) reputation as on ...'' and '''Hollywood Rose''', who would play important roles in Rose Tattoo's later career. On returning to Australia, Wells, Riley and Royal all left Ro
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• Malice
  ...in]] on guitar and Noctomus on vocals, Malice later recruited the vocalist's brother Azhael, Scott Graham on bass and Brett Hoy on drums. By the year 20
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• Blatherskite
  ...(bass) and Stewart Horsfield (guitar) joined at this point but the former's stay was short. Davie split from the band for personal reasons after the re
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• Intense Hammer Rage
  ...who issued their debut ''Avagoyamug!'' in early 2001. However, like Perth's [[Choke]], Intense Hammer Rage immediately became embroiled in a censorship
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• Allegiance
  ...a national band contest and followed up some solid early demos with ''D.e.s.t.i.t.u.t.i.o.n.''. The band then toured nationally with [[The Poor]]. The ...on show in late 2000 and they headlined a major Perth festival on New Year's Eve 2002. Occasional rumours of a reunion came to fruit in 2022 when Higson
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• Sedition
  ...er and traditional metal band from Brisbane that formed in 1999. The group's debut album displayed some infectious and catchy speed/power metal, let dow
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