The Swedish three piece have been releasing cuts from their new album ‘Nucleus’ via their social media pages over the last few weeks and it’s sounding rather promising to say the least! For a chance to have a first listen to the latest track taken from the album, simply click on the link below and enjoy the majestic presence of ‘Theory of Consequence”.
‘Nucleus’ is scheduled for a January 15th, 2016 release worldwide via Nuclear Blast and will be available as CD, lavish digipak (also as a t-shirt bundle), vinyl (black, clear, splatter, gold) and digital download.
The first single ‘The Outcast’, is now available for digital download HERE.
Listen to the single HERE.
Pre-order the ‘Nucleus’ Limited Edition CD Digipak.
Pre-order Limited Edition Vinyl and T-Shirt Bundles.
The ‘Nucleus’ tracklist reads as follows:
01. Malstroem
02. Theory Of Consequence
03. The Outcast
04. Nucleus
05. An Exorcism Of Doubts
06. The Obsessed
07. To Transcend Bitterness
08. Helpless
09. Breakdown
Limited digipak CD & 2LP vinyl bonus track
10. Chasing Rainbows
LIMITED EDITION DIGIPACK CD AND EXCLUSIVE T-SHIRT Order exclusively from the Nuclear Blast UK store: http://bit.ly/WitchcraftBundle
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LIMITED EDITION SPLATTER VINYL Order exclusively from the Nuclear Blast UK store: http://bit.ly/
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LIMITED EDITION GOLD VINYL Order exclusively from the Nuclear Blast UK store: http://bit.ly/WitchcraftGold
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LIMITED EDITION CLEAR VINYL Order exclusively from the Nuclear Blast UK store: http://bit.ly/WitchcraftClear
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‘Nucleus’ seamlessly mixes the rawer side of Witchcraft’s early roots, with a slightly more melancholic modern sound. With an all new line-up (Rage Widerberg on drums and Tobias Anger on bass) the band sounds more hungry and powerful than ever before. In combination with the thrilling, yet down-to-earth production by mastermind Magnus Pelander himself, Philip Gabriel Saxin and Anton Sundell, the band’s new album throws you into dreamy sonic landscapes that will mesmerise and haunt you alike.
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Post by Oran O’Beirne
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