Restless & Dead was one of my favorite metal albums of the later 90s, an absolute blitz of memorable songs performed in a legit hybrid ...

Witchery is not a band to really ever have 'bottomed out', or resorted to releasing pure shit into their legacy, but I'd be l...

If Witchery had put out much of any value over since the 90s, I might have felt slightly embarrassed to have ignored the existence of thi...

Considering the relative dip in quality the Swedish black/thrashers took with their third and fourth records Symphony for the Devil and Don...

As Symphony for the Devil was such a letdown, it was in Witchery 's best interest to lay low for a few years and see if the members cou...

By 2001, Witchery was already a pretty huge name out there, having numerous tours beneath their belts and seeing a larger level of momentum...

I should probably blame myself for holding expectations so high for Witchery 's follow up to the startling Restless & Dead debut, b...

Witchery 's debut Restless & Dead was both a wake up call and a blast of fresh grave soil, taking the reins of the black/thrash sub...

When Witchery first arrived on the scene, formed from the 'ashes' of Seance and Satanic Slaughter , I was truly blown away, for th...