Blaze of Perdition

Polish black metal band. Blaze of Perdition emerged from the Void in 2007. It was founded by XCIII (also known as Aiwass) and was a follow-up of schism within Perdition, which was spawned by Aiwass and Xaos Oblivion. The three-song opus which was released as a split with Pseudogod (ru) was supposed to be the next Perdition’s child, but different visions of the horde’s founders made a kind of breakthrough. Thus Xaos Oblivion left and Ashgan (Septic Seraph) and Sonneillon (aka D.

Polish black metal band. Blaze of Perdition emerged from the Void in 2007. It was founded by XCIII (also known as Aiwass) and was a follow-up of schism within Perdition, which was spawned by Aiwass and Xaos Oblivion. The three-song opus which was released as a split with Pseudogod (ru) was supposed to be the next Perdition’s child, but different visions of the horde’s founders made a kind of breakthrough. Thus Xaos Oblivion left and Ashgan (Septic Seraph) and Sonneillon (aka D.

of Ulcer) joined the Order. The idea of using two vocalists turned out to be a success thus in the darkness the new blaze was born – Blaze of Perdition. The mentioned material, although recorded in 2007 – was released in 2009 by N:C:U / Nachtgnosis and polish Putrid Prophet Productions. Within this period of silence Blaze of Perdition spread the propaganda through live rituals with such bands as: Marduk, Koldbrann, MasseMord, Blacklodge, Horna, Vorkreist, Zemial, Watain, Infernal War, Stillborn. 2009 is also a year which should have brought the debut full-length entitled “Towards the Blaze of Perdition”. The material is already recorded and it’s waiting to be released.

Due to some problems with the printing house, the full length was postponed and finally released 1st May of 2009. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..