Witchery: The Toxine Years

Episode 148 December 23, 2011 01:33:31
Witchery: The Toxine Years
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Witchery: The Toxine Years

Dec 23 2011 | 01:33:31

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Mark Rudolph Jason Hundey

Show Notes

Before the retro-Thrash revival of the 2000's, there were a handful of death metal bands channeling the genre's energy and aesthetics. Witchery brought elements from Teutonic thrash, NWOBHM and Mercyful Fate, while keeping the barbarity of death metal. Featuring members of Satanic Slaughter, Seance, The Haunted, Opeth and Mercyful Fate, Witchery is a virtual who's who of metal royalty.

 

Executive Producer: Rishi Gajria

 

"The Reaper", Restless & Dead (1998)

"Witchery", Restless & Dead (1998)

 

Talkset #1

"The Hangman", Restless & Dead (1998)

"Awaiting The Exorcist", Restless & Dead (1998)

"Born in the Night", Restless & Dead (1998)

"The Howling", Witchburner EP (1999)

"The Executioner", Witchburner EP (1999)

"Witchburner", Witchburner EP (1999)

 

Talkset #2

"The Guillotine", Dead, Hot & Ready (1999)

"The Devil and the Damage Done", Dead, Hot & Ready (1999)

"The Storm", Symphony for the Devil (2001)

"Hearse of the Pharoahs", Symphony for the Devil (2001)

"Immortal Death", Don't Fear the Reaper (2006)

"Legion of Hades", Don't Fear the Reaper (2006)

 

Talkset #3

"The Ritual", Don't Fear the Reaper (2006)

 

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