Separatist was a technical death metal band that formed in 2003 in Australia and is now a one-man project.

History

Separatist began in 2003 in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia as a full band consisting of Sam "Disho" Dishington on vocals, James Brady and Dave Gilbert on guitars, Luke Ranson on bass and Matt Carter on drums. The band released a full-length album in 2008, titled The Motionless Apocalypse. In April 2011, the band split up. The band disbanded after Disho removed Dave Gilbert and James Brady from the lineup, and subsequently lost what would have been their second album to a computer malfunction. Disho left the band and the band broke up shortly afterwards.

Separatist (band)

In 2014, Disho took up the mantle of Separatist but as a solo project, with him recording all vocals, bass, and guitar and programming all the drums. After Disho took control of the project, he released a double album, under the titles Closure and Motionless. The albums' profits were donated to the A21 Campaign, a campaign to support the war against human trafficking. The songs were all original compositions from their original second album. Disho is currently working on a band called Departe, with a former member of the band, which is now signed to Season of Mist.

Separatist (band)

Musical style

Several sites have described the band as being able to create fans for itself instantly. According to the Metal Injection, the band is a wonder in musical talent. Here is their full quote:

Separatist (band)

No Clean Singing also expressed a love for the band, stating:

Members

Current

Sam "Disho" Dishington - Vocals (2003-2011, 2014-present), guitar, bass, programming (2014-present)

Former

James Brady - Guitars (2003-2011) Dave Gilbert - Guitars (2003-2011) Mitch Golding - Guitars (2007-2011) Luke Ranson - Bass (2003-2011) Matt Carter - Drums (2003-2011)

Discography

Studio albums

The Motionless Apocalypse (2008; Reverb Productions) Closure (2014; Independent) Motionless (2014; Independent)

Compilation appearances

Christian Deathcore Volume 3 (2014; Christian Deathcore) Mother of Deathcore Vol. 3 (2014; Mother of Deathcore) Christian Deathcore Volume 4 (2015; Christian Deathcore)

References

External links

Official Website

Bandcamp

Australian Christian metal musical groups

Musical groups established in 2003

Musical groups disestablished in 2011

Musical groups reestablished in 2014

Deathcore musical groups

Tasmanian musical groups