BEWITCHER "Cursed Be Thy Kingdom" Digipak CD (Century Media Records 2021) When one finds themselves at the proverbial crossroads - face to face with the Devil himself - who wouldn't choose the left hand path? Honestly, evil is too enticing, too strong, and Hell has the best music anyway. Hailing from Portland, Oregon, heavy metal mongrels BEWITCHER made their pact with Lucifer years ago, and have been walking the dark path ever since. Now, with their Century Media debut "Cursed Be Thy Kingdom", BEWITCHER is poised to spread their impiety worldwide. Recorded at The Captain's Quarters in Ventura, California by Armand John Anthony (Night Demon), and mixed by Cameron Webb (Motörhead, Megadeth), "Cursed Be Thy Kingdom" is a powerhouse, heavy-metal-rock-'n'-roll record forged in the white hot fires of Hell. Tracks like "Satanic Magick Attack" and "Electric Phantoms" give devout BEWITCHER fans what they crave and expect from the band - clenched fists, neck-breaking riffs, stomping tempos, and an assault that gives no quarter. While BEWITCHER gives their loyal bangers what they need to quell their appetite for speed, songs like "Mystifier (White Night City)" and "Valley Of The Ravens" show the band expanding on their sound and taking a more measured, mid-tempo, and haunting approach. M. gave more insight into what the band was trying to accomplish with this record. “The goal on this one was to make a classic sounding rock and heavy metal record, but filter it through the BEWITCHER lens. It’s more personal and observational in certain spots, but with all the pleasures of flesh, magic, and sin that one could ever expect from BEWITCHER." Rock 'n' roll is the Devil's music, and through "Cursed Be Thy Kingdom", BEWITCHER invites you to join them at the crossroads, drink from the chalice of rock 'n' roll, then ritualistically sell your soul to the dark lord himself. M. Von BEWITCHER puts it best, "The Devil is always ready to make the deal…" "Cursed Be Thy Kingdom" is available as: Ltd. CD Digipak, LP+CD & Poster, Digital Album.
