Reviews

8.5/10 A great way to start the week is reading the “Rise of the Witch” review by “Power Metal Warrior“.

Słychać, że kochają lata 80 i ta muzyka płynie prosto z ich serca. Warto też pochwalić wokalistę Dino Nassisa, który ma charyzmatyczny głos, który może nie powala agresją, ale ciekawą manierą i hard rockowym pazurem.

Translation:

You can hear that they love the 80’s and this music flows straight from their hearts. It is also worth praising the singer Dino Nassis, who has a charismatic voice that may not be overwhelming with aggression, but with an interesting manner and hard rock claw.

Ciarki mam przy rozbudowanym “My Comrade”, który idealnie miesza patenty heavy metalowe i power metalowe. Dużo dzieje się w tym kawałku i każda zagrywka wpada w ucho. Prawdziwe cudo. Echa wczesnego helloween można wyłapać w rozpędzonym i agresywnym “The rise”. Graywitch pokazuje, że jest dojrzałym zespołem, który wie co chce grać. Na sam koniec dostajemy “Realms of the unseen”, w którym band zabiera nas w rejony bardziej epickie.

Translation:

I have chills with the extended “My Comrade” , which perfectly mixes heavy metal and power metal patents. There’s a lot going on in this piece and every play is ear-catching. A real miracle. Echoes of early helloween can be caught in the speeding and aggressive “The rise”. Graywitch shows that they are a mature band that knows what they want to play. At the end we get “Realms of the unseen”, in which the band takes us to more epic regions.

Read the full review http://powermetal-warrior.blogspot.com/2021/06/graywitch-rise-of-witch-2021.html

9/10 from Bathory Metal Digital Magazine for our debut album “Rise of the Witch”!

Most of them have sweet touches of Speed Metal and primitive Power Metal in the likes of early Helloween, Savatage or Queensrÿche. These influences seem to be combined with early Iron Maiden and Manowar vibes to deliver this album of pure old-school bliss.

Read the full review:
https://www.bathoryzine.com/2021/06/graywitch-rise-of-witch-review-by-varg.html

New “poetic” review by “The Media Man” for the “Rise of the Witch” album. Enjoy:

“Night Demons,” kicks things off with duelling guitars, a symphony of the mind that opens the tempest to all and sundry, bringing the lines throughout and pushing toward heights incontestable.

“Metalhead,” runs through and runs hard, pressing in on the side and hitting the darkened wings.

“Old Salt,” heaves and hos through, galloping toward the pathway of darkness of the world to see.

“The Rise,” shimmers in and shimmers out, running the gamut and turning the tides for all the world to see.

“Where Are You Baby,” hits something intriguing, pressing through and turning out.
“Realms Of The Unseen,” hits a heavy blow, an epic song that closes off an epic album.

Read it at https://www.themedianman.com/graywitch-rise-of-the-witch/