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Infernal Torment
- Country of origin:
- Denmark
- Location:
- Silkeborg, Midtjylland
- Status:
- Split-up
- Formed in:
- 1992
- Genre:
- Death Metal
- Themes:
- Satanism (early); Sex, Death, Perversion (later)
- Last label:
- Progress Records
- Years active:
- 1992-?
| Last known | |
| Rasmus Henriksen | Bass |
| See also: At the Grave, Crocell, Illdisposed, TrenchRipper, ex-Demolition Inc., ex-Die, ex-Ofring, ex-Panzerchrist, ex-Slow Death Factory | |
| Heinz Kristensen | Drums |
| See also: ex-Dawn of Demise | |
| Mircea G. Effigy | Guitars |
| See also: Blood Eagle, ex-Feticide, ex-Silent Strain, ex-Mercenary (live), ex-Mnemic | |
| Jakob Batten | Guitars, Vocals |
| See also: Illdisposed, ex-Undertaker | |
| Scott Jensen | Vocals |
| See also: Dawn of Demise | |
| Past | |
| Steffen Larsen | Bass |
| Kim | Bass |
| Martin Boris | Drums |
| Poul Winther | Guitars |
| See also: ex-Condemned | |
| Kenny Nielsen | Vocals |
| See also: ex-Frozen Sun | |
| Rasmus Henriksen | Bass |
| See also: At the Grave, Crocell, Illdisposed, TrenchRipper, ex-Demolition Inc., ex-Die, ex-Ofring, ex-Panzerchrist, ex-Slow Death Factory | |
| Heinz Kristensen | Drums |
| See also: ex-Dawn of Demise | |
| Mircea G. Effigy | Guitars |
| See also: Blood Eagle, ex-Feticide, ex-Silent Strain, ex-Mercenary (live), ex-Mnemic | |
| Jakob Batten | Guitars, Vocals |
| See also: Illdisposed, ex-Undertaker | |
| Scott Jensen | Vocals |
| See also: Dawn of Demise | |
| Steffen Larsen | Bass |
| Kim | Bass |
| Martin Boris | Drums |
| Poul Winther | Guitars |
| See also: ex-Condemned | |
| Kenny Nielsen | Vocals |
| See also: ex-Frozen Sun | |
| Added by: Stormrider | Modified by: Antioch |
| Added on: 2002-10-05 07:14:37 | Last modified on: 2023-04-08 18:37:23 |
Infernal Torment logo by Tonny Thomsen.
Compilation appearances:
• "No Longer a Virgin", on Fuck You We're from Denmark Vol. 3 (Progress Records, 1994)
- "Motherfuck" on Sometimes... Death Is Better Part 2, 3 & 4 (Shiver Records, 1995, CD)