Blasphemy

Blasphemy

Band · Canada · formed 1984

black metalwar metalblackened death metal

Members

  • Marco Bancoguitar · 1989–1991

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Discography

Albums
Die Hard RehearsalDie Hard Rehearsal2022

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Desecration of Belo Horizonte – Live in Brazilian Ritual Records Fifth AttackDesecration of Belo Horizonte – Live in Brazilian Ritual Records Fifth Attack2019

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Blood Upon the SoundspaceBlood Upon the Soundspace2018

Tracklist not collected yet.

RehearsalRehearsal2017

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Desecration of São Paulo – Live in Brazilian Ritual Third AttackDesecration of São Paulo – Live in Brazilian Ritual Third Attack2016

Tracklist not collected yet.

Brazilian Ritual – Third AttackBrazilian Ritual – Third Attack2015

Tracklist not collected yet.

Victory (Son of the Damned)Victory (Son of the Damned)2002

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Live Ritual – Friday the 13thLive Ritual – Friday the 13th2001

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Gods of WarGods of War1993

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Fallen Angel of Doom....Fallen Angel of Doom....1990

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EPs
Blood Upon the AltarBlood Upon the Altar1989

Tracklist not collected yet.

Label

Record label
Wild Rags Records
Record label
Osmose Productions

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Passport
Country

CA

Founded

1984

Identifiers & aliases
Disambiguation

Canadian black/death metal band

Description

Canadian black metal band

Extract from Wikipedia

Blasphemy are a Canadian black metal band, formed in 1984 and based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Considered one of the first war metal bands, the band was initially formed by vocalist and occasional bassist Gerry Bull and drummer Sean Stone, better known by their respective stage names "Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds" and "3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity", with guitarist Geoff Drakes joining the band shortly thereafter. The band initially formed under the name Antichrist, and would see two further name changes to Desaster and Thrash Hammer before settling on Blasphemy in 1987.

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