CLANDESTINE BLAZE - FINLAND

Fire Burns Deep In Our Hearts -1999 - Northern Heritage
Night Of The Unholy Flames - 2000 - Northern Heritage
Fist Of The Northern Destroyer – 2002 - Northern Heritage
Deliverers Of Faith – 2004 – Northern Heritage
Church Of Atrocity – 2006 – Northern Heritage
Falling Monuments – 2010 – Northern Heritage
Harmony Of Struggle – 2013 – Northern Heritage
New Golgotha Rising – 2015 – Northern Heritage
City Of Slaughter – 2017 - Northern Heritage
Tranquility Of Death – 2018 – Northern Heritage
Secrets Of Laceration – 2021 – Northern Heritage
Resacralize The Unknown - 2023 - Northern Heritage

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Members
Vocals
A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface, Deathspell Omega>>MIKKO ASPA>>A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface, Deathspell Omega

Guitar
A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface>>MIKKO ASPA>>A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface

Bass
A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface>>MIKKO ASPA>>A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface

Drum
Morbid Savouring, Fleshpress, A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface, Warloghe>>MIKKO ASPA>>A.M., Nicole 12, Dorchester Library, Stabat Mater, Nihilist Commando, Creamface, Warloghe




History & Biography
This Finnish band announced itself against the new wave of 'black metal' bands with commercial aims, promo campaigns, publicity shots and melody and came out all guns blazing. The band was influenced by Bathory, Darkthrone and Beherit and was anti-religion and anti-Zionist. The band's message, for example, was Eliminate Zionist Cancer - Destroy Israel. A self-titled demo was released in the spring of 1999 featuring five songs. The band had a 7" out there called On The Mission, which was pressed at a limited number of 200 copies.

Clandestine Blaze was true to its name: no names or photos were ever given on the albums - not even pseudonyms. Nonetheless, Mikko Aspa revealed himself as the man behind the project. He also ran Northern Heritage, which is sometimes associated with Nazi bands.

The new century began with multiple demos. The band's Deliverers Of Faith six-song CD was issued through Northern Heritage Records in 2004. A series of ‘Archive’ releases compiled the band’s odds and ends. Several live members have climbed the stage for concerts only.


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