Witch Mountain
Witch Mountain formed in Portland, Oregon in 2002 with guitarist Rob Wrong, bassist Justin Marler, and drummer Nathan Carson. They were drawn to heavy,...
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Witch Mountain formed in Portland, Oregon in 2002 with guitarist Rob Wrong, bassist Justin Marler, and drummer Nathan Carson. They were drawn to heavy, atmospheric music with roots in 1970s doom metal, aiming for something that felt both powerful and transcendent.
Their 2005 album 'Ancient Light' became a significant release for the band. The title track stretched to eight minutes, built around droning guitars and ethereal vocals that suggested old rituals rather than typical metal aggression. Other songs from their catalog like 'At the Mountains of Madness' and 'Burning Village' followed similar paths into slow, heavy territory.
They've released several albums since their 2004 debut 'Come the Mountain,' including a self-titled record in 2018. Their sound has remained consistent, less about speed or technical showmanship, more about sustained mood and weight.
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