The Witches Drum - Discography (2012-2014)

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01. Watch The Freaks Lose It
02. Filthy Closets
03. Fishin' For Ships
04. Climb Aboard The Bus Of Devotion

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(Sing Your Confessions) To The Voodoo Court

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Lost In The Wilderness (2012 Demo)

Matthew Fry - Vocals
Joel - Guitar
Mat Doc Warren - Guitar
Steve O. Jones - Drums
Owen Griffleson - Bass

Cardiff, South Wales Rock-band.

The Witches Drum play a weird brew of Psych Rock, Blues Rock held together with fiery modern based Stoner Metal
Taking their cue from such legendary bands as Sabbath, Zeppelin, The Stooges and a huge nod to Monster Magnet. This is a band who worship the almighty riff. Their excellent debut EP – Future Kings Of An Empty Throne is a 4 song and 30 minute blast of superb psych based riffage that is very hard to ignore.
The Witches Drum show their influences from the start. Their blend of music is easily recognisable to all metal-heads from the 70’s right up till the present day. Vocalist Fry has a certain roguish Dave Wyndorf stance to his voice. But still stands on his merits as he puts some ice cold blues rock vocals into proceedings as well.
Highly Recommended.

“Lysergic doom-blooze riff tyrants, these Witches don’t just drum, they conjure up boiling cauldrons of epic fuzz.”
~ Metal Hammer

"The Witches Drum bring a raucous rock n' roll party on "Future Kings of an Empty Throne", with some very cool and funky rhythms that never hold back on the loud and the heavy while seeming to bend both space and time as they trip through the moods and the melodies of these four sensational tracks. While the songs are nuanced with many incredible layers of style and delivery, they will at any time come right out and slap you upside the head with sledgehammer blows and flamethrower fireballs. The opening track, "Watch the Freaks Lose It" is an astonishing concoction of fun and fury, with melody, heart, and riffage aplenty. When the band kicks into high gear the solos scorch with arc welder intensity, the bass like the unyielding fury of commercial sledgehammers, accompanied by large gauge drum beat blasts of gattling gun tempo, all wrapped up in clear, deep, rich vocals that complete the paisley clad package. But they never stay under the heavy too long, superbly moving into multi-layered and colorful psychedelic renditions of uber-cool wickedness, gracefully and expertly blending the seemingly disparate styles into unbelievably fantastic and melodious renditions of something unique and superb. "
~ HEAVY PLANET