Texas metal act and Heaven & Hell Recording artist Witches Mark are the next announced act for the main stage at the 2014 fest. They just released their new album...Witching Metal Ritual. This is the second band this year from the H&H label.
taken from a previous post from Jeremy...
"Witching Metal Ritual" features eight tracks of uncompromising metal glory blending elements of thrash, speed, doom, black, and death while anchoring their overall sound firmly within the framework of traditional heavy metal.
Co-Produced by WITCHES MARK and Stuart "Batlord" Laurence (Agony Column/Ignitor) with mixing and mastering duties handled by Brendon Bigelow (Ignitor/Death Of Millions) "Witching Metal Ritual" features a stunning post-apocalyptic inspired album cover courtesy of Yannick Bouchard of Illusory Dreams.
Metal fans can also expect a number of exciting guest appearances on 'Witching Metal Ritual" including Ross "The Boss" Friedman (Manowar/Death Dealer/The Dictators) Jack Starr (Virgin Steele/Burning Starr) Jason McMaster (Dangerous Toys/Watchtower/Ignitor/Broken Teeth) and Martin Debourge (Damien Thorne/Head Transfer Process)
The four band members of WITCHES MARK recently commented on their new album WITCHING METAL RITUAL in a string of interviews with the underground metal press.
"When people think of the U.S. they don't think of the traditional metal, they think of Britain, Germany... But the United States had Manowar, they had Virgin Steele, they had Slayer... Tons of bands that really were the best out there and that's what we wanted to showcase on our album because we are American as well." bassist Andy Gonzalez stated in an interview with SA Musicians Talk Show Radio.
When asked in an exclusive video interview with Robb's Metal Works to describe what metal fans can expect to hear on the band's new album "Witching Metal Ritual" vocalist and guitarist Robb Bockman had the following to say "I'd best describe it as a*bunch of dudes that love metal and we just play what we wanna fucking hear. It's a celebration of metal."
"Definitely energy, power and attitude...Gotta make a statement, you know?" stated drummer Scott Palmer in an interview with Slayed In Oregon. Guitarist and founding member Robert Williams added "We were able to bring a heavier, meaner, darker sound."
taken from a previous post from Jeremy...
"Witching Metal Ritual" features eight tracks of uncompromising metal glory blending elements of thrash, speed, doom, black, and death while anchoring their overall sound firmly within the framework of traditional heavy metal.
Co-Produced by WITCHES MARK and Stuart "Batlord" Laurence (Agony Column/Ignitor) with mixing and mastering duties handled by Brendon Bigelow (Ignitor/Death Of Millions) "Witching Metal Ritual" features a stunning post-apocalyptic inspired album cover courtesy of Yannick Bouchard of Illusory Dreams.
Metal fans can also expect a number of exciting guest appearances on 'Witching Metal Ritual" including Ross "The Boss" Friedman (Manowar/Death Dealer/The Dictators) Jack Starr (Virgin Steele/Burning Starr) Jason McMaster (Dangerous Toys/Watchtower/Ignitor/Broken Teeth) and Martin Debourge (Damien Thorne/Head Transfer Process)
The four band members of WITCHES MARK recently commented on their new album WITCHING METAL RITUAL in a string of interviews with the underground metal press.
"When people think of the U.S. they don't think of the traditional metal, they think of Britain, Germany... But the United States had Manowar, they had Virgin Steele, they had Slayer... Tons of bands that really were the best out there and that's what we wanted to showcase on our album because we are American as well." bassist Andy Gonzalez stated in an interview with SA Musicians Talk Show Radio.
When asked in an exclusive video interview with Robb's Metal Works to describe what metal fans can expect to hear on the band's new album "Witching Metal Ritual" vocalist and guitarist Robb Bockman had the following to say "I'd best describe it as a*bunch of dudes that love metal and we just play what we wanna fucking hear. It's a celebration of metal."
"Definitely energy, power and attitude...Gotta make a statement, you know?" stated drummer Scott Palmer in an interview with Slayed In Oregon. Guitarist and founding member Robert Williams added "We were able to bring a heavier, meaner, darker sound."
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