Artist's albums
Nightside
2022 · album
Witching Hour
2022 · single
Popecrusher
2022 · single
Dead, Hot and Ready
2020 · album
Restless & Dead
2020 · album
Symphony for the Devil
2020 · album
Witchburner
2020 · album
The Storm
2020 · single
A Paler Shade of Death
2020 · single
The Reaper
2020 · single
I Am Legion
2017 · album
Welcome, Night
2017 · single
Of Blackened Wing
2017 · single
True North
2017 · single
In His Infernal Majesty's Service
2016 · album
Oath Breaker
2016 · single
Nosferatu
2016 · single
Witchkrieg
2010 · album
Don't Fear the Reaper
2006 · album
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Biography
Sweden's Witchery was born in 1997 after Satanic Slaughter founder Ztephan Dark decided to fire his band, which then consisted of guitarists Patrik Jensen (of Seance and the Haunted) and Richard Corpse, vocalist Toxine, and drummer Mique. The four of them recruited bassist Sharlee D' Angelo of Mercyful Fate and immediately released Witchery's first album, Restless and Dead. Witchery's riff-heavy style, hailing back to the melodic metal of the '80s, was well-received by both critics and fans. The combination of Patrik Jensen, known mainly for his work with the Haunted, and Mercyful Fate bassist Sharlee D' Angelo established Witchery as a black/death metal supergroup. Their second release, 1999's Witchburner EP, found the band paying tribute to the groups that have influenced their sound with covers by W.A.S.P., Judas Priest, Accept, and Black Sabbath, along with three originals. Dead, Hot, and Ready followed shortly thereafter, becoming their third release in less than a year's time. 2006's Don't Fear the Reaper marked the band's debut for Century Media Records, and featured a cover of Satanic Slaughter's "Immortal Death." Witchkrieg dropped in 2010, with In His Infernal Majesty's Service, the band's sixth studio long-player, arriving in 2016. A year later, they returned with the ful-length I Am Legion, featuring the single "True North." ~ Kevin Odle