History
Black Witchery was initially called Irreverent (which released two
demos), but switched monickers to Witchery in 1996 (and again released
two demos) and then to its present name in 1999. A year later the band
and Canada's Conqueror shared an album before Black Witchery issued a
full-length. The band signed to Osmose in 2002 with Upheaval Of Satanic
Might being licensed to Red Stream for the US market.
Reviews
BLACK WITCHERY - UPHEAVAL OF SATANIC MIGHT - OSMOSE PRODUCTIONS/RED STREAM
This second full-length is twenty six minutes of the rawest of black metals. Upheaval Of Satanic Might is one of the increasingly rare 4-track sounding CDs, one where obviously no attempt is made to add anything to the purest of sounds. Perhaps surprising is the fact that Black Witchery hails from the USA. For followers of out-and-out black metal. - Anna Tergel
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