Concocting a potent sonic assault that recalls the foreboding darkness of Black Sabbath, Savagesâ 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, theyâre 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 thatâs accessible, confrontational and, most importantly of all, a huge pressure release.
âThis is something that could scorch lawns and burn down buildings, this is Witch Feverâ - Steve
Lamacq, BBC6 Musicâ¨