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Frost Like Ashes Biography
Frost Like Ashes formed in Spring of 2001. Sebat had experience in bands such as World Funeral and Coven as vocalist, but he would begin this musical manifestation on guitar with Frost Like Ashes. Joining with Syntyche on Bass, Azahel (formerly of Possession) on Vocals, and eventually, Adonijah (formerly of Possession and Steadfast) on Drums and Keys, Frost Like Ashes had recorded 4 songs by 2002. "Immortals" had more than 1100 downloads in the first few months of its release. "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence" was featured on the compilation entitled "A Brutal Christmas". "Adorers of Blood" was released on a British compilation called "Arachnid Terror" and the final song, "A Cruel Verse" was added to the three songs that were recorded in the Fall of 2002 to create Frost Like Ashes' first CD entitled "Pure As The Blood Covered Snow".

In 2002 Frost Like Ashes joined with Sounds Of The Dead Records for the release of "Pure As...". Though "Pure As..." was a critical success, Frost Like Ashes and SOTD parted ways in 2003. Several songs had been completed for the planned full-length, "Tophet". Due to the folding of SOTD, "Tophet" was put on hold as another label was sought. In the interim, one of the songs that was already complete, "Nightfall's Cold Kiss" was released on the internet, a compilation called the Full Metal Box Set, and for radio play. The song garnered very good response. In the summer of 2004, Frost Like Ashes signed to PsychoAcoustix Records. They also solidified the line up with Qoheleth on the Keys and Ruach on Bass, after Syntyche's departure from the band. Frost Like Ashes went ahead with the scheduled recording of "Tophet" in the winter of 2004. "Tophet" was released in 2005 despite the folding of PsychoAcoustix Records due to the Owner's unfortunate death. Through the efforts of Frost Like Ashes, the first pressing of "Tophet" has sold out. Through 2006 Frost Like Ashes were able to play live with the most influential shows being with Psyclon Nine in Omaha and Crimson Moonlight in Minneapolis.


With a desire to further expose "Tophet" to a greater audience, Frost Like Ashes has joined with Open Grave Records for in-store distribution. Frost Like Ashes is excited about this new partnership and are looking to the future with much anticipation. Frost Like Ashes has three new projects in the works made possible through the use of their own digital recording studio. "Covered In Frost" and "Born To Pieces" are nearing completion while the next major project for Frost Like Ashes, "Gods of the Great Whore" is being developed musically and lyrically. The goal fro Frost Like Ashes is for all of these releases to hit the stores by 2008.

Oh wow I didn't see this. This band is awesome!

i listened to it today, pretty good stuff. Apart from being HUBM, they are cool =P

sorry, i was trying to link the whole christian BM debate with the rest of the topics.

I was referring to christian BM as Holy UnBlack Metal, as seen in many sites. I thought everybody was familiarised with the term, sorry about the confusion.

Oh, MH, you opened Pandora's Box!

I'll keep the debate away from the rest of the forum, if this is causing troubles.

Evil always prevails twisted razz

Hey, i'm not christian, I look at the facts wink

=P

C'mon, thats enough. I stop my jokes if you do not take my jokes seriously. Do we have a deal?

Hahaha! This whole thing is making me nervous too =P

dude! i saw them live at cornerstone- i met all of them and got born to pieces signed- azael went crazy at the show, he drank a chalice of fake blood, smashed a 6 foot pentagram with a sword, and spit in and ripped up a satanic bible!

and jarek from firethrone and elgibbor is playing bass for them now, so they played a firethrone song! the recorded it , so they said there might be a dvd/cd possibility, because they all live in different parts of the country and rarely get to see each other- they playing a bm version of amazing grace which was the coolest worship music i've ever heard

one of my favorite shows.. ever