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*Current line-up | *Current line-up | ||
**Disaster (Louis Rando) (drums, vocals) | **Disaster (Louis Rando) (drums, vocals) | ||
**Kill Machine (Jon Dunlop) (guitar) | |||
*Former members | *Former members | ||
**Kingslayer (Daniel Lomas) (bass) | **Kingslayer (Daniel Lomas) (bass) | ||
**Warlock (Nick Bell) (guitar) 2002 - 2006 | **Warlock (Nick Bell) (guitar) 2002 - 2006 | ||
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The band's first album, recorded in 2003 but unreleased until the following year, showed them to be intense and violent, somewhat like a cross between early '''Marduk''' and the likes of '''Centinex'''. | The band's first album, recorded in 2003 but unreleased until the following year, showed them to be intense and violent, somewhat like a cross between early '''Marduk''' and the likes of '''Centinex'''. | ||
After quickly establishing themselves on the Perth scene, The Furor performed at that city's leg of 2005's [[Metal for the Brain]]. The band then recorded a second album that was released to co-incide with their national tour with '''Nile''' in November, a tour that won them glowing praise. The Furor then toured with Poland's '''Behemoth''' in January 2006. After this Bell left and Lomas (formerly of [[Secratain]]) joined on bass as Dunlop switched to guitar. The group played Metal for the Brain once more in November 2006. A tour with '''Nervecell''' followed in early 2007, followed by a tour in August with '''Marduk'''. | After quickly establishing themselves on the Perth scene, The Furor performed at that city's leg of 2005's [[Metal for the Brain]]. The band then recorded a second album that was released to co-incide with their national tour with '''Nile''' in November, a tour that won them glowing praise. The Furor then toured with Poland's '''Behemoth''' in January 2006. After this Bell left and Lomas (formerly of [[Secratain]]) joined on bass as Dunlop switched to guitar. The group played Metal for the Brain once more in November 2006. A tour with '''Nervecell''' followed in early 2007, followed by a tour in August with '''Marduk'''. After this The Furor was put on ice, but in 2011 the band re-activated to release a third album. | ||
Disaster is also currently active with [[Mhorgl]], [[Shrapnel (WA)|Shrapnel]] and '''Nervecell'''. | |||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== | ||
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| '''''Advance Australia Warfare''''' | | '''''Advance Australia Warfare''''' | ||
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| '''''War Upon Worship''''' | |||
| Prime Cuts | | Prime Cuts | ||
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Revision as of 05:38, 16 June 2011
Band members
- Current line-up
- Disaster (Louis Rando) (drums, vocals)
- Kill Machine (Jon Dunlop) (guitar)
- Former members
- Kingslayer (Daniel Lomas) (bass)
- Warlock (Nick Bell) (guitar) 2002 - 2006
Website
Formed
Perth, WA, 2002
Band information
The Furor is an extreme black/death metal band from Perth, drawing membership from some of that city's more notable metal acts. Louis "Disaster" Rando was with Pathogen and Pagan, Nick "Warlock" Bell was formerly with Sámain and Kill Machine is known under various names and has featured in bands such as Impact Winter, Hated by Humanity and Scythian. A demo was recorded as a duo of Rando and Bell with Dunlop joining shortly afterward on bass.
The band's first album, recorded in 2003 but unreleased until the following year, showed them to be intense and violent, somewhat like a cross between early Marduk and the likes of Centinex.
After quickly establishing themselves on the Perth scene, The Furor performed at that city's leg of 2005's Metal for the Brain. The band then recorded a second album that was released to co-incide with their national tour with Nile in November, a tour that won them glowing praise. The Furor then toured with Poland's Behemoth in January 2006. After this Bell left and Lomas (formerly of Secratain) joined on bass as Dunlop switched to guitar. The group played Metal for the Brain once more in November 2006. A tour with Nervecell followed in early 2007, followed by a tour in August with Marduk. After this The Furor was put on ice, but in 2011 the band re-activated to release a third album.
Disaster is also currently active with Mhorgl, Shrapnel and Nervecell.
Discography
Albums:
| 2004 | Invert Absolute | Prime Cuts | |
| 2005 | Advance Australia Warfare | Prime Cuts | |
| 2011 | War Upon Worship | Prime Cuts |
Compilation tracks:
| Year | Track Title | Album Title | Label | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | "Thrive on War" | Underearthed 3 | independent | |
| 2007 | "Thunder Attack" | Sovereign Studios Sampler Vol. 1 | Sovereign Studios | |
| 2007 | "Rebirth Mark" | A Blaze in the Southern Skies | Prime Cuts |
