Black Witchery
Black Witchery formed in Chicago in 1991, with Impurath on vocals. Their first album came out in 1995, called 'Desecration of the Holy Kingdom.' They've kept...
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Black Witchery formed in Chicago in 1991, with Impurath on vocals. Their first album came out in 1995, called 'Desecration of the Holy Kingdom.' They've kept at it with a sound that pulls from black metal and thrash, putting out records like 'Hellstorm' in 1997 and 'Invocations of Black Magick' in 2003.
Songs like 'Command Of The Iron Baphomet' and 'Blasphemous Onslaught' give you a fair idea of what they're about. The lineup has shifted around over time, with Impurath staying through it all. They've had members like Van Duren on drums and Vrangsinn on bass at different points.
In 2003, there was some legal trouble involving one of their albums.
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