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Concocting a potent sonic assault that recalls the foreboding darkness of Black Sabbath, Savages’ monochrome post-punk and the dirty breathlessness of Bleach-era Nirvana, the Manchester quartet create a confrontational racket that takes no prisoners. Refusing to be confined by gender or genre, Witch Fever have always defied expectations as individuals in society. Now, they’re defying expectations as a band. The debut album, Congregation is the sound of punk without boundaries of any kind, and with it they are ushering in a new era of heavy music that’s accessible, confrontational and, most importantly of all, a huge pressure release. “This is something that could scorch lawns and burn down buildings, this is Witch Fever” - Steve Lamacq, BBC6 Music
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Witch Fever plays a blend of punk rock, grunge, and post-punk, characterized by heavy riffs, raw vocals, and a confrontational sound, drawing comparisons to bands like Black Sabbath and Nirvana.
Witch Fever's current members are Amy Walpole on vocals, Alisha Yarwood on guitar, Alex Thompson on bass, and Annabelle Joyce on drums.
You can find Witch Fever's upcoming tour dates and live performances by following them on Mood.