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Canada's Blasphemy wins the award for the most innovative and drawn-out names in all of metal. Blasphemy was one of the original black metal bands of the second wave. The band was initially formed in 1984 by singer/bassist Nocturnal Grave... and drummer 3 Black Hearts..., but it isn't until 1986 that the band is officially knighted Blasphemy. Shows with Procreation and Witches Hammer follow. Armed with added distortion and noise, the charmingly-named band members ravaged the cemeteries of British Colombia influencing band after zombie band. A demo called Blood Upon The Altar is recorded at Fiasco Brothers Studio in 1989.

As word spreads about the black metal skinheads, the band sells over 1,000 demos and founds a European fan club run by Sarcofago Fan Club (and later Kataklysm Fan Club) president Evil Ludo. Evil Ludo forms the Evil Omen label years later. The band spurs on rumours of Satanic involvement and grave desecration in particular at the Ross Bay Cemetery. At this point Traditional Sodomizer... replaces Black Priest Of The 7 Satanic Blood Rituals. Live shows take the band into the United States and after a visit to Wild Rags the band signs with the label and releases Fallen Angel Of Doom.

The album is again recorded at the Fiasco Brothers Studio where it is boosted by some artificially-added noise and distortion for maximum effect. The band claims to have been arrested during the photo sessions for the album where Nocturnal is seen desecrating tombstones. The band claims to have sold thousands of records here and severely ripped off by Wild Rags. Traditional Sodomizer... leaves and is replaced by original Black Priest... Simultaneously Nocturnal concentrates on vocals, and the band recruits bassist Ace Gustapo... After some dormant times, the band signs to France's Osmose, records a new album at Fiasco Brothers and seems to have found a new lease on life hitting Europe for a live tour with compatriots Gorguts and later for another tour with Immortal and Rotting Christ. The band's activities and label relationship is cut short when a band member is allegedly arrested in the Amsterdam International Airport carrying a girl friend and some narcotics. The band claims drummer 3 Black Hearts was rowdy on the aeroplane. Nocturnal Grave.... leaves the fold.

In 1996 a band called Necrosleezer is formed by two members, but doesn't go far after the duo fail to obtain a deal. Nocturnal also fails to go far with Apostacy. After years of dormant status, the band reformed for the year 2001 and began recording and touring again. Part of the line-up is former Conqueror man R. Forster a.k.a. Deathlord... A reformation show was arranged for Friday the 13th of July, 2001 and recorded for a vinyl release by Nuclear War Now! Productions. This release is limited to 666 copies. A year later the same is released on CD, with bonus songs, to ostensibly combat bootlegging.

Discography	Label
1989: 'Blood Upon The Altar' (Demo)
1990: 'Fallen Angel Of Doom'	Wild Rags
1993: 'Gods Of War'	Osmose
2001: 'Live Ritual: Friday The 13th'	Nuclear War Now