Blasphemy - Live at SWR Barroselas Metalfest (Por) 27.04.2024

 

 

 

 

 

Blasphemy was initially formed in 1984 by childhood friends Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds and 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity, joined shortly after by guitarist Caller of the Storms. They went on by various names (including Antichrist and Desaster) before settling for Blasphemy in 1987. Since the early days, the band members quickly established a reputation for violence and criminal activities. Consequently, most of them had stints in prison and problems with the law; the violence also spread to their live performance with frequent fights and bloodshed both on stage and in the crowd. Black Winds left the band during the first few days of the Fuck Christ Tour in 1993, after problems with bass player Ace Necrosleezer. For the rest of the tour, Ace replaced Black Winds on lead vocals. Blasphemy split up shortly after the Fuck Christ tour, but reformed in 1999, including the original line-up as well as Ryan Förster on the second guitar, and have been somewhat sporadically active ever since.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Setlist:

Ross Bay Intro
War Command
Blasphemous Attack
Gods of War
Blood Upon the Altar
Victory (Son of the Damned)
Darkness Prevails
Desecration
Nocturnal Slayer
Emperor of the Black Abyss
Hording of Evil Vengeance
Goddess of Perversity
Weltering in Blood
Intro / Blasphemy
Winds of the Black Godz (Intro)
Fallen Angel of Doom...
The Desolate One

Intro / Necrosadist
Demoniac
Atomic Nuclear Desolation
Empty Chalice
Ritual 

 

 

Blasphemy - Live Ritual: Friday The 13th (2002)

 

 Canada's Blasphemy are part of the second wave of black metal, they contributed to the creation of the so-called "war metal" genre.

The band was initially formed in 1984 by singer/bassist Nocturnal Grave Desecrator And Black Winds and drummer 3 Black Hearts Of Damnation & Impurity, soon joined by guitarist Caller Of The Storms, and then later by second guitarist Black Priest Of The 7 Satanic Rituals, but it wasn't until 1986 that the band was officially named Blasphemy.

 

 

 

 

 

 -Tracklist:

 1.     War Command     01:45
2.     Blasphemous Attack     01:44
3.     Gods of War     00:35
4.     Demoniac     03:16
5.     Goddess of Perversity     04:11
6.     Fallen Angel of Doom...     03:55
7.     Atomic Nuclear Desolation     02:01
8.     The Desolate One     03:53
9.     Desecration     02:31
10.     Weltering in Blood     02:35
11.     Blasphemy     03:46
12.     Hording of Evil Vengeance     02:35
13.     Ritual     04:13
14.     War Command     00:38
15.     Blasphemous Attack     01:39
16.     Gods of War     00:26
17.     Demoniac     03:02
18.     Goddess of Perversity     04:15
19.     Fallen Angel of Doom     03:31
20.     Darkness Prevails     03:35
21.     Desolate One     03:40
22.     Atomic Nuclear Desolation     00:32
23.     Desecration     02:18
24.     Weltering in Blood     02:41
25.     Blasphemy     03:41
26.     Hording of Evil Vengeance     02:25
27.     Nocturnal Slayer     02:49
28.     Ritual     04:09

01:16:21

 

-Lineup:

 ⛧Deathlord of Abomination and War Apocalypse : Guitars (rhythm)
⛧Bestial Saviour of the Undead Legions : Bass
⛧Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds : Vocals
⛧3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity : Drums
⛧Caller of the Storms : Guitars (lead) 

 

 

 

Label: From Beyond Productions.  FBP-007

 Tracks 1-13 entitled "Live Ritual: Friday the 13th".
Tracks 14-28 entitled "Die Hard Rehearsal".

 Tracks 1-13: Recorded live in Vancouver, Canada, on July 13th 2001.
Tracks 14-28: Recorded at Ross Bay Rehearsal Studios, August 29th, 2001.

Mastered: Digz Supko
Remastered: Fir Suidema
 

Cover: Chris Moyen.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blasphemy - Blood Upon the Altar [demo] (1989) Unofficial Release

 

Blasphemy was formed in 1984. The band released a demo titled Blood Upon the Altar in 1989 and their debut album, Fallen Angel of Doom, the following year through Wild Rags, a record label they had signed to while touring the United States.

Their second full-length studio album was the 1993 Gods of War released through Osmose Productions. In 1993, Blasphemy also took part in the "Fuck Christ Tour" and toured through Europe with Immortal and Rotting Christ.

Blasphemy was then inactive for several years. Ryan Förster joined the band in 1999. The band's July 2001 concert in Vancouver was released as a live album titled Live Ritual – Friday the 13th in 2002.

They were inactive again until 2009, when they played two concerts; one in Montreal and one in Helsinki, in the Black Flames of Blasphemy festival, with Proclamation, Black Witchery, Revenge and Archgoat. In 2010, Blasphemy headlined the second installation of the Nuclear War Now! festival in Germany.

Blasphemy's song "War Command" has been covered by Beherit and the cover appeared on Beherit's 1999 compilation album Beast of Beherit - Complete Worxxx. Blasphemy's "Winds of the Black Gods" was the opening track on the 2004 compilation Fenriz Presents... The Best of Old-School Black Metal.

 

-Tracklist:

Side A - Darkness
1. Ross Bay Intro     01:07
2. War Command     00:41
3. Demoniac    03:08
4. Intro to Weltering    00:35
5. Weltering in Blood    02:37
6. Ritual     03:33

Side B - Impurity
7. Nocturnal Slayer    03:08
8. Blasphemy    03:55
9. Blasphemous Attack    02:55

21:39
 

 -Line up:

• 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity : Drums
• Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds : Vocals (lead), Bass
• Black Priest of the 7 Satanic Blood Rituals : Vocals (backing), Guitars
• Caller of the Storms : Guitars.

 

 

 Recorded in 1989 at Fiasco Bros. Studios.

Comes with pro-printed glossy two sided cover & sticker on tape.

 

 

 

 

Necroholocaust & Obeisance - Bringers Of Black Genocide [split] (2010)

N E C R O H O L O C A U S T

Necroholocaust was formed in 2003. They consider their own music as "Goat Metal", about a fact that their lyrics are profoundly created on the basis of Satanism raging war against Christianity, and Worshipping the Goat.

Logo by Thorncross.

O B E I S A N C E

Obeisance was born in April of 1992. The first song written was "October Demise".
After a couple of line-up changes and their first demo '93 "The Cold Waste", the founded Martin Von Fah-Q (a.k.a. Chivo) (throat) joined forces with Shuvaka (chainsaws) and recorded the "Black Baptism of October" demo at the beginning of 1994. At the end of '94 theband was joined by Blackness the Dark One (warhead onslaught), and the Evil Onit (death axe), and the band wentinto a Mexico City studio to record their debut, "Hellbent on Slaughter", withproduction duties being handled by Daniel Corchado (of Cenotaph/The Chasm fame). This recording was released as a split with Equitant (solo project of Absu guitarist) on Hellfire records. By Febuary of the unholy year of nineteen hundred and ninety six six six, the band started the recording of their first full length, "Infierno Eterno", in The Chasm's Metal Command Studios, again in the unholy Tenochtitlan: Mexico City. This recording also featured Daniel Corchado at the production reigns. Obeisance came, saw, recorded, mixed and conquered in less than 24 hours. The band then took an unscheduled hiatus due to Martin's commitment to the Texas State Penal System. The spirit of the band is infinitely diabolic and this setback did not break the unholy will of the band. In 2 days in late December '01 and early January '02 these metal warriors recorded "Lucifer Master"; once again with Daniel Corchado at the production helm in the newly formed Lux Inframundis Studio in Chicago, Ill. This release introduces Kalvator (chainsaws and bass butchery) into the Obeisance horde . Touring support for this release ensued for the next few years. Metal maniacs were slaughtered in Milwaukee, Chicago, and a tour of Mexico as well. In addition, numerous supporting gigs were played in Juarez, Mexico and Hell Paso. Due to members relocating, Martin was in search of a new lineup. In the spring of '02 metal brother Evil Onit was brought back into the Obeisance fold to play chainsaws. In the fall of 2004, Martin recruited Megiddo the Blood Glutton on war kegs. At this point, Martin also took over the bass duties. Between gigs, new songs were written and in February 2005, the band entered Marching Plague Studios in Hell Paso and recorded demo tracks for the upcoming "Unholy, Unwholesomeand Evil". October '05 brought another line up change, due to personal differences Megiddo Blood Glutton is no longer performing drum duties. But by months end on October 31st D. Krazy was recruited for battery onslaught.

Obeisance got their name from a Bathory track titled "Nocturnal Obeisance", which happens to be the intro track for Bathory's self titled debut, The Return... and Under the Sign of the Black Mark albums.

Obeisance means to bow before.

 

-Tracklist:

Side A:
1. Necroholocaust - Black Altar     02:33
2. Necroholocaust - Repudiated Faith (Abhorer cover)     04:16

Side B:
3. Obeisance - Blacklusthog Squad     01:49
4. Obeisance - Tanks of the Antichrist     02:44

11:22

 

-Line up:

Obeisance
 

- D. Butcher: Drums
- Martin Von Fah-Q: Bass, Vocals
- The Evil Onit: Guitars.

Necroholocaust
 

- Bestial Saviour of the Undead Legions: Bass, Vocals
- Grimlord of Atomic Nuclear Hate: Guitars
- Black Plague of War and Disease: Vocals, Drums, Guitars.

 

 

Label: Chalice of Blood Angel Productions.

Track 1 & 2 (Necroholocaust) recorded & mixed at Desecration Sound in Nov & Dec 2009.
Tracks 3 & 4 (Obeisance) recorded at Spray Studio (Hell Paso Texas).

 Cover art by Necrogoat.

Limited to 900 copies.

 

Trajeto de Cabra - Antichrist Dominum [Demo] (2013)

 

Hailing from the Canadian province of British Columbia, with psychic connections to the legendary Ross Bay Cult and featuring members of  Necroholocaust, Trajeto de Cabra are verily a vortex of warring black/death energies, disgusting blackgrind given violently hypnotic flight through sheer Satanic will. Indeed, not for nothing is their long-brewing debut album titled as such: Supreme Command of Satanic Will says everything it needs to, no more but certainly no less.

Trajeto de Cabra's first cacophonous rumblings came in 2013, with the Antichrist Dominum demo and then a split album with  Sacrocurse. Then, a five-year silence followed while the lineup was expanded to a quartet for a fuller and fouler sound. At last, that full foulness arrives with Supreme Command of Satanic Will, a seven-song/32-minute torrent of militant-yet-loose explosions of utterly unrelenting War Metal. But, let it be known that the nomenclature of "war metal" here is rooted in the far-less-populous and more nebulous days of the mid/late '90s, when lone wolves seeking the secrets of chaos began clandestine explorations of the frayed ends of (in)sanity that linked black metal, death metal, and grindcore together - or torn apart, as Trajeto de Cabra vulgarly display. Nearly everything across the rusted barbed-wire landscape of Supreme Command of Satanic Will spells a slipstream like no other: red-eyed and heaving violence ripped inside out, tension and terror bazooka-blown into the ether with cruel disregard for comfort or even comprehension, slashing seasickness shot out into the coldest reaches of the cosmos. The end here is infinite.

-Tracklist:

1. Whores of God's Perversion     05:35
2. Antichrist Dominum     04:01
3. Chaos Serpent     02:20

 

-Line up:

⛧Perverser of Unholy Disorder: bass, vocals
⛧Blood Lust Abominator of Ritual War Incantations: drums, vocals
⛧Goat Plague Messiah: guitars, vocals

 

 

Label: Iron Bonehead Productions

Demo limited to 300 copies.

 Includes an 8-panel j-card.
Red cassette shell with black on-body print.

 Recorded at Slaughterhouse, Kamloops B.C. Canada.

 Mixed And mastered by Phil VK.

  

Artwork by  Serpent Of Sacrificial Goatlust.

 Program repeats on both sides.

Nunslaughter & Slaughter - Back To The Crypt / Sadist [split] (2004)

 

 NUNSLAUGHTER

Deformed in 1987 by Don of the Dead (bass) with Jer the Butcher (guitar), Gregoroth (vocals) and Behemoth Bill (drums), the spawn called NunSlaughter began spewing forth the sonic vomit known as Death Metal. Taking from the learning experience of their earlier bands Death Sentence and Bird of Prey they shunned the vile confines of a studio for the oppressive darkness of a basement tomb to release their first demo in 1987 christened "Ritual of Darkness". The raw sound of "Ritual…" established N.S. as purveyors of true Death Metal.

The band's line up experienced its first of many mutations in 1989, with Jer and Bill being replaced by Rick Rancid (guitar) and John Sicko (drums). NunSlaughter's second bastard offspring came screaming through the birth canal shortly thereafter, dragging its fetid placenta, "The Rotting Christ". The next band-member morphogenesis occurred in 1991 when Gregoroth and Sicko slithered away. Von the Impaler latched on as a drummer and Don of the Dead (still on bass) became NunSlaughter's vocalist as well. This repugnant assemblage produced the band's third demo, "Impale the Soul of Christ on the Inverted Cross of Death".

Two years crawled by before the next NunSlaughter creation was revealed. In 1993, upon learning that the now legendary "Ritual of Darkness" demo was being bootlegged as a 7" record in Brazil, Don of the Dead began conspiring to celebrate NunSlaughter's international conquest. The band conjured up yet another drummer, Mark Perversion. Hell bent on keeping the intrinsic, unrefined sound that had become their trademark, N.S. recorded their infamous "The Guts of Christ" demo completely live in their living room.

In 1995, NunSlaughter reinstated the unholy alliance of three of the original members: Don of the Dead, Gregoroth and Jer the Butcher. This sinister triad summoned the relentless drumming powers of Jim Sadist and exorcised the "Face of Evil" demo for the underground Death Metal masses. In January of '97 (after Gregoroth and the Butcher went their separate ways) Don and Jim, along with fresh meat Chris 213 (bass) and Blood (guitar), began a new decade of death with the bands first studio recording, a split 7" record with Bloodsick.

After countless setbacks but continuous writing NunSlaughter unleashed four more 7" records with the first being a limited edition glow in the dark split 7" record with Dekapitator. Soon after, a meeting of the most sinister kind came about with Crucifer to release a split 7" of 666 copies. Unable to restrain their twisted prolific minds, NunSlaughter then produced an entire 7" record entitled "Blood Devil" and the legend continued to grow from their split 7" with cult female Death Metal band Derketa.

With the signing to Revenge Productions NunSlaughter released their full length LP/CD "Hells Unholy Fire". A tour was arranged to promote the LP and NunSlaughter began their European tour in September 2000. While touring NS released another 7" record entitled "Trifurcate". This was another vile release that is heralded by the underground as one of the best 7"s.

Continuing with the tradition of vinyl and metal NunSlaughter prominently display their prowess in song writing ability and creativity in releasing many 7"s with specialty packaging. The time was ripe and the desire was there so NunSlaughter decided to release another full length studio LP in 2003. Entitled "Goat" this insidious recording was released by Revenge Productions in Europe and Metal War Productions in the USA. Another tour was booked and NunSlaughter prepared to invade Australia with their Metal Assault tour. Booking six dates in Australia with some of the best underground Aussie bands NunSlaughter held their own and proved their metal music fist could reach around the world. Upon their return NunSlaughter spent the next 2 years writing and recording over 16 new 7" records and split 7"s. Working almost exclusively with Hells Headbangers the band has been able to produce some of the underground's most sought after vinyl releases.

The planets aligned correctly in 2005 and another tour was prepared and booked this time in Japan. The "Goat" LP/CD had been sold out for a long time so plans were made to re-press it with a new layout and bonus track, as a digipak CD/LP and Picture LP, all on Hells Headbangers. The tour of Japan was immensely successful and NunSlaughter returned as conquerors of the land of the rising sun. With newly found vigor the band is planning their second DVD, this time with the footage and audio of Japan.

2006 has seen the release of a multitude of records including a split 7" with Nocturnal, "Fathers of Fright 7", "Fuck the God in Heaven" shaped CD / shaped Picture LP, "Face of Evil" 7", "Rotting Christ" 3" CD, "Goat" deluxe jewel case CD and the "DemoSlaughter" 7" box set. Currently plans are being hatched to take the band back to California for a few shows as well as Florida, New York, Ohio and Illinois. This year NunSlaughter will also team up with several notable acts like Deceased, Destructor, Mutilated Messiah and Brody's Militia for some split records. A rehearsal LP is also planned for the Japanese label Heavy Metal Super Stars and a new studio album entitled "Hex" on Hells Headbangers in June of 2007.

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SLAUGHTER 

One of the first thrash/death metal bands that started out in the early 1980’s that combined hard core punk with screaming heavy thrash and death metal.

Slaughter was formed in August of 1984 by Terry Sadler (vocals/bass guitar), Dave Hewson (vocals & chainsaw guitars) and Ron Sumners (drums) in Toronto, Canada and were one of the first, original, death metal bands to emerge in the early 1980’s, pioneering daze of thrash/death and doom metal! Slaughter often mixed old, school, hardcore and punk rock with thrash, death and speed metal that sounded like Black Sabbath playing punk rock. "Bloody Karnage" was their first demo tape recorded on New Years Eve 1984 which led to their signing with Diabolic Force/Fringe Records for the recording of their second demo; "Surrender Or Die".

This demo became heavily traded amongst the early ..80’s, tape trading scene and blasted open the doors for the Canadian,thrash and death metal scene which later spawned such other bands as "Sacrifice", "Razor" and "Infernal Majesty". In early (January) 1986, Slaughter joined up briefly with the late, Chuck Schuldiner (Death/Control Denied) to form a 4 piece but Chuck quickly left to reform his band Death... Febuary 1986, Slaughter signed a record deal with Diabolic Force/Fringe and recorded their debut album, "Strappado".

After many delays and record company turmoil the album was released a full year later. Sounding like Black Sabbath mixed with a freight train with old-school punk/hardcore influences, the band forged one of the heaviest,doom-thrash metal albums to belch out of the legendary 1980’s, early metal scene! Drummer Ron Sumners left the band in late 1986 and was replaced by lunatic drummer, Brian Lourie.

In the years that followed, Dave,Terry and Brian experimented with a second guitarist named Bobby Sadzak (ex-Leathal Presence) and recorded, studio tracks for an upcoming second album that was to be called "Paranormal". This album was to be a departure from the hardcore/punk inspired thrash from the "Strappado" album and taking, previous songs like "Nocturnal Hell" and "Tortured Souls" and giving them an updated sound with less violent lyrics and noise and more a speed metal sound with deeper,paranormal lyrics.

Just as the 2nd album was to be released (late 1989), bassist and founding member, Terry Sadler left the band and all plans were scrapped. Original guitarist and founding member; Dave Hewson, along with Brian Lourie and Bobby Sadzak, recruited new bassist; Mike Dalton to form a new band called; Strappado to pick up where Slaughter left off! The Strappado band (1990-1994) recorded two demo tapes;"Not Dead Yet" and "Fatal Judgement", before disbanding in 1994!

Slaughter reared it’s ugly head,once again,in 1996 for a one-time recording of a cover version of Celtic Frosts classic tune; "Dethroned Emperor" for a tribute Cd on Dwell Records called; "In Memory Of Celtic Frost". In 2000, Slaughter re-released their classic "Surrender Or Die" demo on CD through Utopion Vision Music... Slaughter signed with Nuclear Blast Records in 2001 and remixed and remastered their legendary "Strappado" LP for a special Digi-CD release with 4 bonus,studio tracks, one hidden, rehearsal track (a Slayer cover) and 13 live tracks from their very, first gig from March 1985.Very rough and raw-uncensored! Also in 2001, Slaughter and

Nuclear Blast released the second album, "Not Dead Yet/Paranormal"with 4 bonus, demo tracks from 1988 plus 4 rare, live tracks from 1986.

 

-Tracklist:

Side A - Back to the Crypt:
1. Nunslaughter - Nocturnal Hell (Slaughter cover)     03:39
2. Nunslaughter - Damned Be the Souls     01:55

Side B - Sadist:
3. Slaughter - Children of the Fire     03:32
4. Slaughter - Hell Hath Returned     02:19

 

-Line up:

 Nunslaughter:
• Don of the Dead: Vocals
• Jim Sadist (R.I.P. 2015): Drums
• Brian Bergeron: Bass
• Duaniac: Guitars.

Slaughter:
• Dave Hewson: Vocals, Guitars
• Terry Sadler: Bass, Vocals
• Ron Sumners: Drums.

 

 

 

 

Label: Horror Records.

Limited to 1030 copies.

 

  Side A: recorded live at Mother Mary's Vagina Rehearsal Studio, January 18th 2003.
Side B: rehearsal, recorded sometime between August and December 1984.

 

 Track A1 originally by Slaughter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NunSlaughter

 

 

Slaughter