Petrilli returned as the band's drummer to record the 'Hellhammer' album. Following the release of 'Hellhammer', guitarist Adrian Pertrache joined as second guitarist, returning Black Steel's twin-guitar attack sound to the ensuing live performances. Re-union After a hiatus of nearly two years, the original recording line-up of Black Steel re-united for a support slot with Judas Priest during that band's 2008 'Nostradamus' tour, at Challenge Stadium in Perth, Western Australia. Former members The current line-up of Black Steel is Matt Williams (vocals) Jamie Page (guitar) Andrew Di Stefano (guitar) Dave Harrison (bass) Damien Petrilli (drums). Former members include Adrian Pertrache (guitar), Simon Wisniewski (drums), Emmanuel Rudnicki (guitar), and Jeff Oliver (drums). Band Members' Other Projects Jamie Page has since recorded the guitar instrumental tracks, 'Escape 666' and 'SS Rejected', the former of which featured on a guitar compilation album. In 2009, Matt Williams released the classic rock inspired, self-titled EP 'Humungous D' both digitally and on CD, as well as a ballad entitled 'Angel' digitally. Damien Petrilli formed the progressive metal band 'Evolution Machine', also featuring former Black Steel guitarist Emanuel Rudnicki. The band was launched officially in February 2010. Andrew Di Stefano formed an original band 'Engine of Reason'. In 2011, Matt Williams re-formed 'Project X' with that band's co-founder Rick Lovett, and released the 13 track album 'D Generation' under 'Project X Australia'. Williams, Jamie Page and Dave Harrison all appeared on the album, which was released independently both digitally and on CD that same year. Discography Hellhammer – LP album (Killer Metal Records 2005) Hellhammer – CD album (Steelheart Records / MGM Distribution 2005) Relentless Force – CD single (MGM Distribution 2004) Destructor (European version) – CD album (Steelheart Records 2002) Destructor – CD album (MGM Distribution 2001) Battle Call – CD EP (MGM Distribution 2000) References Australian heavy metal musical groups