Satanic Slaughter - Members

Members

Lineup as of 2006
  • Ztephan Dark - Guitar (1985–2006, died 19 April) (Morbidity, Morgue)
  • Stefan Johansson - Guitar (1999-) (The Grand Trick, Dismal, Morgue)
  • Simon Axenrot - Bass (2003-)
  • Fredrik Nilsson - Drums (2006-) (Spetälsk, Misericordia)
Former members

Vocals:

  • Toxine (Tony Kampner) (Witchery, Seance) (1987/1994-1997)
  • Andreas Deblèn (Höst, Deranged, Morgue, Spiteful) (1995–2006)

Guitar:

  • Mikki Fixx (1985)
  • Jörgen Sjöström (1985)
  • Patrik Strandberg (1985)
  • Jonas Hagberg (1987–1989)
  • Janne Karlsson (1989)
  • Patrik Jensen (Witchery, The Haunted, Brujeria, Seance, Orchriste) (1994–1997)
  • Richard Corpse (Witchery, Seance, Morgue)
  • Kecke Ljungberg (Morgue) (1997–1999)

Bass:

  • Ron B. Goat (1985–1987)
  • Patrik "Kulman" (1987–1989)
  • Peter Blomberg (Belsebub) (1989)
  • Filip Carlsson (Corporation 187, Höst, Thornclad, Spiteful, Demons to Prefer) (1997–2003)

Drums:

  • Pontus Sjösten, (Denata) (1985)
  • Peter Svedenhammar (1985–1987)
  • Robert Falstedt (1987–1989)
  • Evert Karlsson (1989)
  • Gerry Malmström (1989)
  • Mique (Witchery, Seance, Freevil) (1987/1994-1997)
  • Robert Eng (Corporation 187, Höst) (1997–1998)
  • Martin Axenrot (Nephenzy Chaos Order, Nifelheim, Morgue, Triumphator, Witchery, Bloodbath, Opeth) (1998–2006)

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