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Temporal
Origin	Perth, Western Australia
Genres	Metalcore/Progressive, Metal^[1]
Years active	2010–2012
Labels	[Independent]

Members	Scott McMullen Urvin Seeburuth Anthony Santoro Michael Barr Stephen (Sven) Santoro

Website	[www.temporalband.com.au]

Temporal are an Australian metal band from Perth. The band formed in late 2010 through brothers Anthony and Stephen Santoro and guitarist Urvin Seeburuth. No longer Active ^[2]

After a few lineup changes resulting in the addition of Scott Mcmullen (vocals) and Michael Barr (bass) the band recorded their debut release "Persecution" with Singaporean producer Roland Lim (Make Them Suffer, Birds of Tokyo, Dyscord).^[3]

The single was released on 1 March 2012,^[4] receiving positive reviews and peaking at #22 on the Triple J Unearthed Charts.^[5]

The band recorded their EP Exitium with Roland Lim during September 2012. The album was officially released through Bandcamp on 6 December.^[6] The EP peaked at number 5 on the Australian Metal Charts on iTunes.^[7]

Members

Current members

Scott Mcmullen - vocals
Anthony Santoro - guitar
Urvin Seeburuth - guitar
Michael Barr - bass guitar
Stephen Santoro - drums

Additional Personnel

Roland Lim - Producer

References

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Australian heavy metal musical groups

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