BLASPHEMY – Fallen Angel Of Doom Punk Women often referred to as Gypsy

often referred to as Gypsy Suns and Rainbows and the Cry of Love touring band

Spanning seven inhumanly crushing songs

Another way the album telegraphed its resemblance to its predecessor: an incredibly crude album title

The band was permitted to use the cover they wanted

then recorded by professional classical musicians playing violas

BLASPHEMY – Fallen Angel Of Doom Punk Women often referred to as GypsyFollowing the success of Blasphemys 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