Blasphemy - Fuck Christ Tour 1993 (bootleg)

 

Blasphemy 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:

01. Blood Upon The Altar    
02. Blasphemous Attack    
03. War Command    
04. Demoniac    
05. Goddess Of Perversity    
06. Fallen Angel Of Doom    
07. Hoarding Of Evil Vengeance    
08. Emperor Of The Black Abyss    
09. Necrosadist    
10. The Desolate One    
11. Gods Of War    
12. Ritual    
13. Atomic Nuclear Desolation    
14. Blasphemy    
15. Weltering In Blood.

 

 

-Line up:

- 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity: Drums
- Caller of the Storms: Guitars, Effects
- Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds: Vocals (lead)
- Ace Gustapo Necrosleezer and Vaginal Commands: Bass, Vocals (backing).

 

 

Originally recorded in 1993 at "Fuck Christ Tour" which is considered to be the first Black Metal live tour ever recorded. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blasphemy - Fallen Angel Of Doom... (1990) [Reissue 2015]

''Fallen Angel Of Doom...'' is considered one of the most influential records for the war metal style (also known as war black metal or bestial black metal).

Following the success of Blasphemy’s “Blood Upon the Altar” demo, which was released in 1989 and ultimately sold more than 2,000 copies, Richard C. of Wild Rags contacted the band, offering them a contract for their debut album. In 1990, the Desecraters entered Fiasco Bros. studio to record “Fallen Angel of Doom...” on a meager $2,000 budget. The lineup consisted of founding members Nocturnal Grave Desecrater and Black Winds on bass and vocals, 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity on drums, and guitarist Caller of the Storms. A second guitarist, Traditional Sodomizer of the Goddess of Perversity, also known for his work in Witches Hammer, was added to the lineup prior to the recording, after the band’s previous guitarist who following his adverse reaction to the theft and desecration of a gravestone in Ross Bay cemetery. Later that same year, the album was released on red vinyl in North America and black vinyl in Europe and immediately set a new standard of extremity in Black Metal. At the time, Blasphemy had few contemporaries; virtually no one had a style that was so immediate and forceful. Blasphemy drew upon the frenzied assault of death and speed metal, as well as early grindcore acts like Blood and Genocide, but augmented it with the unbridled evil of Sarcófago, Sodom, and Bathory, yielding a new virulent strain of Black Metal. The austere appearance of the album and the music on it, was much like the appearance of the band members depicted on the back cover: menacing, threatening, and violent. In the nearly three decades that have passed since its initial release, it remains unsurpassed.
The centrality of this album to the scene that evolved in its shadow cannot be overstated. As such, NWN! and Ross Bay Cult have endeavored to reissue it periodically, ensuring that it remains accessible. After having previously pressed the album in various color and picture disc variations, the labels sought to present this new edition consistent with the original pressing. Like the original version, it was manufactured in the U.S. on red and black vinyl, and the jacket and insert are similar to the first edition, with the notable exception that the lyrics to the songs “Hording of Evil Vengeance,” “Darkness Prevails,” and “The Desolate Ones,” originally omitted from the first pressing, have been included for this edition.

 

COMMAND 008 / ANTI-GOTH 069

-Tracklist:

Side: Darkness
A1    [Winds Of The Black Godz] Intro    1:20
A2     Fallen Angel Of Doom     3:39
A3     Hording Of Evil Vengeance     2:22
A4     Darkness Prevails     3:32
A5     Desecration     2:26
A6     Ritual     3:18

    Side: Impurity
B1     Weltering In Blood     2:26
B2     Demoniac     2:45
B3     Goddess Of Perversity     4:27
B4     The Desolate One [Outro]     3:54

 

-Line up:

• 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity: Drums
• Caller of the Storms: Guitars (lead), Effects, Songwriting
• Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds: Vocals, Bass, Effects, Lyrics, Songwriting
• The Traditional Sodomizer of the Goddess of Perversity: Guitars (rhythm), Vocals (backing), Effects.

 

 

 
 

 

 

Label : Nuclear War Now!

 
 Pressed by GZ Media. 
Manufactured by Pirates Press.

Reissue of their 1990 full length on Wild Rags. 
 Black vinyl LP with 12″ insert and poster.
Layout by Mark Reategui.

 
 The cover artwork WAS NOT made by Chris Moyen as some people think.

 

Gorelust - Reign of Lunacy (1995)

 Gorelust were regarded as one of the best live bands of their time, the young Quebec band disbanded within the year of the release of Reign Of Lunacy in 1995. The release itself was limited to 1000 units when released by New World Symphony Records.

The album has been dedicated to Steeve Hurdle of Gorguts who sadly passed away earlier 1992 and who alongside band mate Luc Lemay at the time, contributed backing vocals to Reign Of Lunacy. The album is a raw and brutal exercise for the senses, a merciless assault of technical and uncompromising death metal brought by the combined might of vocalist Jean Beaulieu, guitarist Martin Fournier, bassist Pascal Chevrier, and Francis Marmen on drums.

 

• Discography:

- Demo 1993     
- Gorelust / Morkeum (Split 1994)    
- Reign of Lunacy (1995)
- We Are the Undead (2015)

 European release.

-Tracklist:

1. Indigestible Human Remains     02:22

2. Bleed Upon the Cross     03:28

 3. Sclerosed Brain Eater     03:07 

4. Anthropophagist     04:10

5. Gorelust     02:57     

 6. Reign of Lunacy     03:08

7. Extreme Aggressions (Kreator cover)     04:20 

8. Abhorrence Beyond Repugnance     02:28
 9. Infant Devourment     03:47

-Line up:

- Jeff Olivier: guitars
- Martin Fournier: guitars
- Jean Beaulieu: vocals
- Francis Marmen: drums
- Pascal Chevrier: bass.

 

 Label: Cryptic Soul Production.

 Recorded, mixed and mastered at Le Studio Victor.

 The band had a deal with Cryptic Soul Production to release their debut in Europe. However, the label did some things the band didn't approve of, like the recoloured artwork and switch-up in song order. Therefore, this release is partly unofficial.

 

Blasphemy - Live Ritual: Friday the 13th [Promo] (2001)

Blasphemy 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:

01. War Command    01:45
02. Blasphemous Attack     1:44
03. Gods Of War     00:35
04. Demoniac     03:16
05. Goddess Of Perversity  4:11

06. Fallen Angel Of Doom  03:55
07. Atomic Nuclear Desolation 02:01
08. The Desolate One  03:53
09. Desecration   02:31
10. Weltering In Blood  02:35
11. Blasphemy  03:46
12. Hording Of Evil Vengeance  02:35
13. Ritual  04:13

 

-Line up: 

 

- Bestial Saviour of the Undead Legions: bass
- DeathLörd of Abomination & War Apocalypse: guitars
- Caller of the Storms: guitars
- 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity: drums
- Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds: vocals.

 

Label: none.

 

Advance promo copy CD for the vinyl release. 

 

Recorded live in Vancouver, Canada, on July 13th 2001.

 

Comes in a jewelcase with a release sheet and photocopied front and back cover. 

 

Cryptopsy - Once Was Not (2005)

 

Cryptopsy was formed in 1988 by drummer Mike Atkin, guitarrist Steve Thibault and vocalist Dan Greening (who would later take the name "Lord Worm" because he would dig up and ingest worms on stage) under the name "Necrosis". John Todds later joined on bass. The band released several demos, including Mastication and Heterodontism (1989), Realms Of Pathogenia (1991) and Necrosis (1992). The band made their first live appearance in 1992, and changed their name to "Cryptopsy" the same year.
Atkin, whose musical direction was heading in a more Thrash/Speed Metal vein, left the band and was replaced by Flo Mounier (introduced to the band by Todds), whose "high speed and hard hitting drumming" style would mark the beginning of the Cryptopsy sound. Todds left Necrosis shortly thereafter and retired from music to focus on his family. Guitarist Dave Galea also joined the band.

-Tracklist:

               1. Luminum         01:45
               2. In the Kingdom Where Everything Dies, the Sky Is Mortal    05:21
3. Carrionshine    03:22
4. Adeste Infidelis        04:38
5. The Curse of the Great        05:21
6. The Frantic Pace of Dying       04:33
7. Keeping the Cadaver Dogs Busy   05:58
8. Angelskingarden         07:07      
9. The Pestilence That Walketh in  Darkness (Psalm 91:5-8)    03:26
10. The End      02:49 

11. Endless Cemetery   05:20

-Line up:  

- Lord Worm: Vocals
- Alex Auburn: Guitars, Vocals (backing)
- Éric Langlois: Bass
- Flo Mounier: Drums, Percussion, Vocals (backing)

 

Label: Century Media Records. 

Recorded at Vortex Studio, St-Constant, Québec, Canada,

Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC.