Members
Current:
- Shane MacLachlan - Vocals (live), Guitar/Bass/Vocals (studio)
- Steve Burda - Guitar (live), Guitar/Bass (studio)
- Brian Fajardo - Drums (Noisear, Kill The Client, Gridlink,
- Cece Grind - (So Unloved - Guitar (live 2010-)
- Calum M. - Bass
Former Members:
- Bruce Reeves (Mange, Destroyed In Seconds) - Guitar (1990–1997), Bass (1999–2004)
- Zach Southhall - Guitar (1990–1991)
- Danny Walker (Intronaut, Uphill Battle, Exhumed, Bastard Noise, Bad Acid Trip, Jesu) - drums 2005-2011
- Leon del Muerte (Exhumed, Impaled, Intronaut, Destroyed In Seconds) - Bass/vocals (live), Guitar/Bass (studio)
- Steve Nelson (Winterthrall, Destroy Judas, Evildead, Deathevokation, ex-Noctuary) - Guitar/Bass (various live shows) (2009–2010)
- Mike Kelly (Cantakerous) - Bass
- Shawn Bryan (Apocalypse) - Bass
- Mike Nelson (Gravehill) - Bass
- Jeremy Peto (Morgion) - Bass (one show)
- Todd Kiessling (Dystopia, Mange) - Bass
- Luis Perez - Bass
- Marco Soriano - Drums
- Phil Martinez (Dystopia) - Drums
- Raymond Herrera (Fear Factory) - Drums (in studio on "Return to Desolation")
- Dino Somesse (Dystopia) - Drums
- Freeway Migliore (Immortal Fate, Abscess) - Drums
- John Haddad - Drums
- Matt Mills (Argento Agenda, Grown Ass Men) - Drums
- Raymond Banda - Drums
- Bryan Fajardo - Drums
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