Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Master Chargerâs Posthumous Resurrection
Straight outta the rust-bloated Midlands where Sabbath riffs still hang in the smog, Master Charger come stomping in with Posthumous Resurrection, and it donât ask for permission. It just lands. Like a war drum echoing from a burnt-out biker chapel. Theyâve been at it since â06âlong enough to have ditched the polish and learned how […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Void Kingâs The Hidden Hymnal – Chapter II
Void King are ten years deep and still havenât bothered to sand off a single splinter. Thank fuck. With Chapter II, theyâre just slamming it through a different chunk of space rock, carving slow-burning sermons into the walls of whatever celestial ruin theyâre holed up in. Itâs a kind of relic. Feels less like a […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Miss Lavaâs Under A Black Sun
This record drags you by the teeth. Miss Lava hit 20 years and didnât stop to throw a party. They lit the fucking cake on fire and shoved it through a Marshall stack. Under A Black Sun is heavy like end-times prophecy and thick with that fuzzed-out, doom-psych lava roll that makes your speakers sound […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Folwarkâs All Shadows Stretched
Some records shake the walls. This one is the wallsâclosing in, humming, breathing heavy. Folwarkâs All Shadows Stretched isnât something you listen to. Itâs something you fall into, teeth clenched. Tracked in an abandoned mine and sounding like it was possessed there, the whole thing exhales mineral dust and dread. It doesnât play – it […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Komatsuâs A Breakfast for Champions
Some bands write albums. Komatsu builds themâout of concrete, feedback, and old truck parts still dripping oil. On A Breakfast for Champions, theyâre not serving up your typical greasy spoon stoner fare. This is more like getting punched in the jaw before your first coffee. Itâs loud, itâs filthy, and it doesnât ask if youâre […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Black Elephantâs The Fall of the Gods
From the very first note of The Fall of the Gods, itâs clear that Black Elephant have gone all in. Fourteen years into their journey, theyâve crafted something that feels like a reckoning. While Cosmic Blues and Seven Swords hinted at what the band was capable of, this new record is the realization of their […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The GREY CZARâs Euarthropodia
Some bands sound like theyâve got something to sell. GREY CZAR sound like theyâve got something to get off their chest before the walls come down. Euarthropodia, their newest full-length out of the Austrian underground, is the kind of record that doesnât beg you to listen. It just starts, and if youâre not ready for […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The HĂ NDGEMENGâs Satanic Panic Attack
Letâs get one thing straight: Satanic Panic Attack isnât trying to impress you. It doesnât care about your playlists or your genre tags. This thing came howling out of the Norwegian wastelands like a grease-soaked demon on a chopper, middle finger raised, speakers blazing, and no goddamn brakes. HĂ NDGEMENG arenât here to reinvent the wheel […]
Witching Riffs: Behind the Sound of Sonic Wolves
Introduction: Due to time constraints as regular individuals running Witching Buzz and focusing primarily on writing reviews, we are limited to publishing only one (occasionally two) review(s) per day. However, we strongly believe in providing greater exposure to deserving bands and musicians who have put in immense effort. As a result, we have launched a new section called âWitching […]