Name: Time To Die
Brand: Electric Wizard

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2537880799

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2014-09-30

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Supplier US

Unive­rsal

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Sales:8.875

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602537880799

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Electric Wizard

Genre US

Metal

Label US

Spinefarm

Electric Wizard is a doom/stoner band from Dorset, England. Formed in 1993 by Jus(tin) Oborn (guitar, vocals), the band rose from the ashes of previous projects. With Tim Bagshaw on bass and Mark Greening on drums, they created their unique sound. In 2003, Tim and Mark left to form their own project while Jus continued with his wife Liz Buckingham on second guitar and various bassists and drummers.
Known for their heavy riffs and dark lyrics, Electric Wizard has become an influential force in the genre. Their music takes listeners on a journey through dark realms, exploring themes of occultism and horror. With their distinct sound and powerful stage presence, Electric Wizard continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
Over the years, Electric Wizard has released several critically acclaimed albums including "Dopethrone" and "Witchcult Today." Their music has garnered a dedicated fan base who eagerly await each new release. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the genre, Electric Wizard's music will leave you mesmerized by its sheer intensity.

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A cultural as well as a musical force, ELECTRIC WIZARD has left an indelible mark on a host of different genres, the likes of doom, stoner and sludge; at heart, however, they stand as an iconic British metal band, cast in the great tradition, with lyrics and artwork reflecting the hypnotic weight of the music, and subject to the same intelligence and detail. Wreathed in occult ritual and drug-culture references, with classic '70s horror an inspirational seam, ELECTRIC WIZARD is poised to turn a page; there's the new deal with Spinefarm Records, plus - after a nine-year hiatus - the return of Mark Greening (the drummer on "Dopethrone"), who completes the lineup of Oborn, American guitarist Liz Buckingham, a key member since 2003, and new bassist Clayton Burgess (SATAN'S SATYRS). Fueled by strong emotion and the harder sounds of late-'60s Detroit, the remodeled lineup - isolated by choice, giant stacks glowing red - set about crafting an eighth studio album to both rival and exceed the milestone recordings of the past, with Buckingham keeping things suitably monolithic and the band generally looking back to some of their earliest influences. Toerag Studios in London was once again charged with capturing "The Sound," and (encouragingly) words like "raw", "hateful" and "sickeningly heavy" are being traded. Founding member Jus Oborn said the following: "All of our albums in the past have had a theme - revenge, drugs, black magick - and the theme of this one is death. Of course, death to us really means rebirth, so this album is a manifestation of a very primal occult belief in the final sacrifice. We have gone full circle - it was inevitable, but we had to do it. We had to kill the band so we could be reborn. It was the only way to ensure we could come back even stronger."

Time To Die

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