Metal School - Angel Witch

[@atavachronwemberley1744]

Being lucky enough to have been growing up in London just as the NWOBHM was building and peaking, I can confirm you are absolutely spot on when it comes to poor management being the #1 reason why this amazing band never made it. I can tell you their gigs were hard-core mayhem - even more so than those of another London band, Iron Maiden. I distinctly remember seeing Kevin’s Dad, sitting there at the merchandising table in his sports jacket, shirt and tie etc. Lovely guy, but bless him, clearly no experience of the music business. So whilst Smallwood took Maiden on to world domination, Angel Witch tragically slowly sank from sight. The loss of Kevin Riddles was another blow for whilst Heybourne was the centre of the band with his song-writing, vocals and guitar-playing, Riddles was a fantastic front-man in the live environment. Exhorting and leading the crowd both in between and within songs, he was at least the equal of Dianno and then Dickinson, his loss to the band was massively underrated. Unfortunately terrible management and advice seems to have continued to have plagued the band to this day with gigs (such as they) being poorly publicised, if at all. Yet despite everything, as someone lucky enough to have been there in London at the time, when I see or hear the term NWOBHM, the first band that ALWAYS comes into my head is Angel Witch!

[@MetalSchoolChannel]

Wow, thanks for the additional insight. It must have been so cool getting to experience that time period and those incredible shows first-hand!

[@Frank_nwobhm]

Diamond Head suffered the same fate. Singer Sean Harris's Mother mismanaged them right into relative obscurity. She held out for nearly two years before signing the band to a major label for thier second album. By then the race had already started and Diamond Head were dug into a deep hole.

[@george-wg6ug]

Me too , lived in West London and followed Angel Witch for a good few years in the early days, must of seen em about 30 times or thereabouts. Another band we followed was the atomic rock band. MORE. Happy days indeed 👍

[@MetalSchoolChannel]

@@george-wg6ug I love that first More album. The cover of Fire is awesome

[@artmv1149]

Wow! I can imagine how amazing that must have been! I was a 16 yr old in Texas when AW and Maiden released their debut LPs. I remembered them both from Metal for Muthas. My band covered that version of Wrathchild. To me, they were equally powerful bands at the front of the NWOBHM era. AW should have gathered as much notoriety worldwide as Maiden did. It's a shame they didn't. I think they could've been a huge influence in the course the genre. I love their music to this day. I hope Kevin keeps bringing Angel Witch to the world. We desperately need quality Metal.

[@schelin1447]

Omg..I'm getting old. Angel Witch, Venom, EF Band, Praying Mantis, Demon, Samson, Trespass, Dark Star and Diamond Head were the shit back then!

[@Wargasm54]

I remember living in Germany and buying the first Angelwitch album when it came out. Amazing band. Should’ve been up there with Iron Maiden , Saxon and Judas Priest.

[@fenrirvanwolfen6474]

The 70ies and 80ies was a glorious time for Hardrock and Metal. Wish back these times sooo often. And another great journey back in history. Many thanks.

[@jonnorthall8526]

In my humble opinion their debut was the best NWOBHM album, killer riffs and vocals a true metal classic. Got to meet Kevin Riddles and Kevin Heybourne some years ago and they are truly nice guys. Heybourne is a rare talent, a shame he never got through recognition he deserved. Incidentally the As Above So Below album is almost a follow on from the debut back to the old days. Those who haven't heard it please do you won't be disappointed

[@NormireX]

First found out about this band from playing Brutal Legend back in the day. The "Angel Witch" song was one of my favorite tracks on that soundtrack.

[@jimink3047]

I played brutal legend for the first time last year and damn what a great game that was

[@AllOuttaBubblegum123]

Have that on Xbox. It's hilarious

[@gudjon_jonsson]

Same. What a fuckin soundtrack tho, found some of my favorite bands from it

[@Dances_with_cats]

Same man was awesome!

[@jmagowan12]

One of me favourite computer games ever!

[@MetalMistress888]

fascinating histopry of Angel Witch. I loved the first album - was one of the very first metal albums I bought and for me at the time it was one of the truly defining albums of what metal should sound like - heavy, melodic and dark in places with otherworldly or occult lyrics and imagery. They were very influential on what came next in metal. Dave Mustaine of Megadeth for instance quotes them as a definite influence and Onslaught did a great cover of "Confused." I kind of lost track of Angel Witch after the first two albums, over the years, so great to hear this history and I will definitely be checking out the albums I missed!

[@Cornelius798]

Angel Witch's debut is my favorite among the NWOBHM era. Overall it's one of my favorite albums period!!!

[@RuthlessMetalYT]

Nice work, I enjoy your documentaries. I did rank their discography myself. A huge fan of the band, especially that amazing debut.

[@MetalSchoolChannel]

Haha yeah was watching your ranking video for some research. Made me feel a little better about not being over the moon about Angel of Light. Still good but not quite on the same level as others. Thanks for watching, brother 🤘🏻

[@profile1674]

No matter how much BS I had to endure during the day, a notification of a new Metal School video always cheers me up right away, especially when it's about a band I love. Don't ever change, my friend! Hope one day you'll get to The Rods as well!

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

Fuck ya. Angel Witch!!! Dude. I just love your channel. Kevin Heybourne is a NWOBHM icon.

[@MysticMindAnalysis]

This is another band I've been meaning to get into, and your channel is a goldmine for singling out the best songs and albums! I took one listen of "Angel of Death" and immediately picked up my bass to try it out. I'll need to work on it, but this song is going to be a *blast* to play!

[@batcaveloner1383]

Screamin n Bleeding and Frontal Assault are two of the most criminally unknown overlooked albums in music history…..!!!

[@batcaveloner1383]

I actually like the bad productions on both albums,,, it’s reverb and compressed sound.

[@batcaveloner1383]

She don’t lie is a great ballad I suppose it would’ve been more popular had they not gone with the Killerwatt label…

[@sweetpurple8812]

Religion born again is one of my favorite songs of all time

[@czmisfitsfan]

Absolutely love Angel Witch. Every album is fantastic. It's crazy how many NWOBHM acts are still releasing great material: Angel Witch, Saxon, Cloven Hoof, Satan, and Quartz all come to mind.

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

How can I find cds by cloven hoof & quattz ? I'd love to discover these two bands

[@svobodasimon1185]

the debut lp is fantastic

[@illxs]

I remember discovering this band in the 90s... I couldn't believe how amazing they were, the first album is legendary!

[@loganscharer7910]

The self-titled debut is my favorite new wave of British heavy metal album. Second greatest metal debut of all time behind bonded by blood. Greatest album of 1980 behind Heaven and Hell. "You're an Angel Witch".

[@Smudgie]

Saw them at Stafford Bingley Hall in 1980 along with Motörhead, Saxon, Girlschool , Vardis and a few others.

[@fullmetalguy8357]

Angel Witch deserved so much more. Few bands make it out of the line-up change mess that they experienced and maintain much success. I'm glad Metal Blade picked them up and they had a sort of renaissance - much like another cult favourite, Cirith Ungol, would experience more recently. Thanks for the really informative video, always love these!

[@portuguesebeer5069]

Another awesome video! Cheers from Portugal 🤘🍺🇵🇹

[@DarkMetalSpider]

I absolutely LOVE this band!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 that first album... soooooooo "Chef's kiss" EPIC!!

[@thewarlord6672]

Excellent work man as always...The world needs a metal school video about Bill Tsamis (Warlord/Lordian guard)

[@careful...Icarus]

Its weird I just got the two Lordian Guard cds in the mail last week from Hells Headbangers. It would be a cool albeit kinda short episode.

[@JerryMetal1979]

Fantastic documentary for Angel Witch 💪🏻🤘🏻cmpunk

[@dante666jt]

Arguably the very first NWOBHM band

[@GIndude31]

Samson is

[@RSBurgener]

It's difficult for me to express just how much I love this band. I grew up listening to Bauhaus, Joy Division and The Cure as my favorite bands, and if you told me there was a gothic postpunk *metal* band out there, I would've said you were insane. But they exist, and they would become heavier and heavier as time went on. And like Cirith Ungol, they would reunite past middle age and just keep it coming. One of my favorite bands of my adult life. Amazing. No one else is quite like the incomparable Kevin Heybourne.

[@stanstainton4680]

Lucky enough to see them in 2018 in Toronto, had know idea Kevin was such a great guitarist, definitely underrated

[@Conan500]

Saw them play at the much missed Walthamstow Royal Standard. A cracking night!

[@davidayala2938]

Great video....Angel Witch is a great band but sadly not well known...i love their self titled album which is by far my favorite but Screamin and Bleedin and Frontal Assault are great since i never knew they made more albums but their other albums are great as well...cannot wait for another video from you on more amazing bands people should know and love

[@beercanrich99]

"Get his hand bit by a dinosaur puppet"! Gotta love low budget music videos!

[@joeylamuel5828]

That debut was a punch between the eyes. A good five years ahead of its time. Thanks for this one. Angel Witch are legends.

[@haxan6663]

Saw Angel Witch about 3 times in 1980 and they were a fantastic live band.

[@atmadsen]

I am envious!

[@JasonUmbrellabird]

Me too. Brentwood Hermit club, Chelmsford and Romford possibly. I stuck my tape recorder down the front and got something I could play at home. I formed my own band after seeing them, playing only in our village hall, writing similar sword and sorcery lyrics.

[@timothyvonvictory7105]

You make the best metal documentaries bro! Always a treat!

[@Frank_nwobhm]

Great video! I don't know if metal fans who were born after 1980 can fully understand how groundbreaking the Angel Witch debut album was. Some elements of the music were firmly rooted in the 70's, but the rest was so far far beyond anything that was going in at the time. Thrash, doom and even black metal can all be traced back to the album.

[@Wolf-Wolfman]

Kevin was driving crew buses in the late 80's and early 90's and as i was a guitar tech at the time for a number of bands I often got driven by him and had some good chats. Excellent bloke.

[@skyrocketautomotive]

Just found your channel and watched your excellent video on Grim Reaper, my jaw hit the floor when I saw a video on Angel Witch! In my youngest days as a budding metalhead in the early 2000s I was obsessed with NWOBHM bands and Angel Witch were up there with the best in my humble opinion. Haven't watched the video yet but thanks in advance for covering a band that in many circles are completely forgotten.

[@MetalSchoolChannel]

Thanks! Hope you enjoy it :)🤘🏻

[@skyrocketautomotive]

@@MetalSchoolChannel It was friggin GREAT! I'll definitely be doing my homework on their later stuff as I'm embarrassed to admit I didn't know about the later iterations of the band! (I guess that means the video did its job :D ) Raven video next!

[@ed6911]

Brilliant channel! Thank you so much. Very informative, interesting and nostalgic! Plus of course great music. Keep up the good work!!

[@paulspielman2217]

"Intergalactic Speak and spell" The phrase "laugh out loud" is overused in today's society, but that line really cracked me up. Love your vids, especially the music video commentary. Keep it up!

[@crazyking1896]

Oh man It's about time we got this band covered, definitely one of the best of the NWOBHM, especially their debut which is one of the best debuts ever. NWOBHM in general contained plenty of my favorite bands ever like Iron Maiden, Saxon and Satan. Next you should actually do Satan, easily one of the most consistent bands out there.

[@amberlaughlin3518]

LOVE your lyrics to the white witch song. Thank you!!!❤️😘 And the lyrics to this song. Beautiful... Gives me hope!!🤗🤗🤗 Much love and respect..

[@aldraone-mu5yg]

I’m pretty sure I had a year where I just listened to Straight From Hell, Dream World and Angel of Death on loop.

[@paulcannell7188]

That first LP reminded me of heavier Sweet. Loved it.

[@badhabitz69]

Definitely could hear the Sweet influences esp in the vocal harmonies. Good call 👍

[@KevinOrtega1980]

It’s cool you do bands like these. I remember getting the Angel Witch debut and was blown away of how mighty it was, especially for 1980. Such a great time for Heavy Metal and this band kills in my opinion. It is too bad they didn’t get the recognition they deserve, because they kick ass.

[@unstoppableforcewebz]

Another excellent Metal School episode! Love Angel Witch; it was nice to see you cover their material, up to & including their recent albums. Keep up the fantastic work! Please consider Ethel the Frog, Demon, Savage, Witchfynde, and Blitzkrieg as future episodes. Long live the N.W O.B.H.M.!!!!!

[@jamesmoss3424]

I will get all of Angel witch albums. 😀👍🤘🎸

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

This is why I like your videos man because I have heard of these guys but hadn't actually listened to them. I honestly thought they were closer to the band Venom. 🤷

[@garybachman2921]

Loving these. Please do Virgin Steele. They are worth an episode

[@therealandrecorbin4050]

Great stuff from the great days, very influential band. Thanks for posting

[@tolnorzz]

i love watching these , it would rock if you could do one on the band VVSI , the album "No Ace at Hand" was awesome

[@kf3393]

Angel Witch were one of the very few NWOBHM bands I didn't discover the first time around, until 1991 when the guitarist from the band I was in, Totentanz (I think there are a few songs here on KZbin), introduced me to them. I quickly went to Listening Booth (remember that place?!?) where our vocalist worked at the time and ordered the Angel Witch catalog immediately!!! What a great band back then!!!! I want those days back!!!

[@earthad666]

Absolutely love the first album. Realise now I should listen to the rest.

[@hairlessx11]

Saw them several times around 1980/81 - mainly at the Marquee in London. I think Kevin Riddles ran a music shop near my old school in south London.

[@davidrehm9681]

Great documentary. The track Loser always reminded me of being a Billy Squier type of song. I've always loved that song.

[@e2298sg]

Great episode! would love to see one of these on Demon

[@MattGuitarPlayer]

Glad you covered these guys, they've always been one of my favorite obscure bands! First heard "Straight From Hell" by them off of the US version of Frontal Assault that was actually a mashup of five songs from Screamin' N' Bleedin' and five from the UK version of Frontal Assault. SnB and FA are my favorite albums by them, I wish someone would give them a proper remaster or something...love cranking them up around Halloween time lol Fingers crossed for a video on Exciter in the near future!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

I'm hoping for so many bands I feel bad for asking for anything lol. 😂

[@dragonqueen6589]

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 don’t worry, he’ll get to em eventually…

[@MechaFenris]

What an iconic opening riff!!! :)

[@MaciekGMP40]

I love how you make an episode about a band I know a bit, but most of their albums are on my "to listen/check" list and you just make me listen to these albums - thanks! Just one quick addon/trivia to AW. After their break-up in 1982, Angel Witch guys joined a new band of Lou Taylor called Blind Fury. They recorded one demo in 1984 after breaking up. Blind Fury would soon be a bew name for another NWOBHM band Satan with Lou Taylor joining them to record "Out Of Reach" LP. That's something really interesting!

[@MetalSchoolChannel]

Hey thanks! Yeah, I figured if I ever did a Satan episode, it would actually have to be a Satan/Blind Fury/Pariah episode haha. I have Out of Reach somewhere but haven’t listened to it in forever. I’ll have to give it another listen

[@Ailanthus2007]

Screaming and Bleeding is my favorite Angel Witch album, despite the production. Dave Tattum's vocals are great, the songs are very memorable, the guitar work and riffing is top notch. The more melodic take worked for this band.

[@allwalledup]

Love screaming n bleeding and frontal assault is my favourite. Don’t care about the production it rules

[@tattooeddragon]

Omg! I remember seeing them at a small club called Pumas In Campbell!

[@HotRod12667]

I love the way you narrate the music videos! Reminds me a bit of MST3K.

[@dianawilkans2524]

Eagerly waiting for a metal school on Manilla Road!

[@KevinWilliams-c2p]

I'm very surprised how little people know about this group in the US I found about them when I was playing in a similar band in the early 1990s I think they could and should have been as big as maiden but those of who know will enjoy forever!!!

[@Thrasherx87]

I Love Angel Witch and this channel! You’ve gotta do one on Exciter! Unveiling the wicked is one of the most underrated albums ever imo of course! Keep it metal brother!

[@polarnights7005]

Listening again lately. Holds up fantastic even now with their latest. Cool this shows up my feed. Good stuff!

[@jmagowan12]

I heard they didn't get the EMI gig because they were bollocked on stage!? XD At any rate I think Angel witches self Titled is among the best debut albums I can think of at least in the realm of Heavy metal.

[@JohnHenrySheridan]

Awesome! I never knew much about Angel Witch, thanks!

[@belfastgypsy1]

One of the greatest debuts ever in metal. The last album is incredible too

[@joshuaperrin3910]

I'd definitely love to see you cover Venom at some point. Prime Evil is their best work!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

I honestly thought this band was similar to Venom until I actually heard them. 😄

[@johnchedsey1306]

If you ask me, Venom with The Demolition Man on vocals is the best Venom. I suppose that's blasphemy to say, but those albums are great. Cronos is...um...well, his head is funny shaped and leads to his funny vocals.

[@Varg84]

Always happy to be taken to metal school... Great vid.

[@JohnDoe-yr4wc]

Wow, cheers for bringing these dudes to my attention my man!

[@brigham2250]

Love their Religion song. Looking forward to watching this now.

[@vernonallen3370]

You can hear the influence that debut Angel Witch album must’ve had on early Metallica .Lars would have seen them when he was living in the U.K. during that NWOBHM era. I saw the original four piece with Rob Downing on rhythm many times in local South East London boozers , The Dutch House and Saxon Tavern, back then they had a couple of Black Sabbath and U.F.O. covers in the set. Great live band , really exciting and professional production with dry ice, flash bombs and, lighting for an unsigned band back in 1978/9 playing pub back rooms. Kevin Heybourne was a real inspiration for the guitar shredders that followed.

[@robertoacevedo6247]

Wow this takes me way back.

[@arturslunga3415]

Narration of video is just GOLD! "intergalactic speak&spell" lol

[@Lab4Official]

Love this band, saw them at the legendary Marquee in Wardour St London.

[@MrJJr-lw9zq]

Glad to have found this channel and that these underrated NWOBH bands are getting these documentaries even if it’s short they deserve it cus they rocked just as hard as Motörhead and Iron Maiden

[@andyledger2307]

First band I ever saw live, Maidstone Technical College, 1980.

[@johnzavradinos4677]

So glad someone gave this amazing band a proper retrospective. Especially since there doesn't seem to be a lot of documentation and they don't do that many interviews...not as far as I know. They're kind of mystery band. Some of what I had heard that hurt the band was drugs (but I don't know how true that was and I don't want to start rumors) and I heard that Kevin had a side job as a tree surgeon or something like that. Anyway, it's a real shame that they didn't have more success than they did,but I sure am glad that they're still around and hopefully we won't have to wait too long for another album. One thing that you missed is the "Resurrection" comp that collected the demos from the American version as well as a few other versions of the band. It's super heavy and the guitar tone is more in the fuzzy 90's Metal style, closer to Exhorder and Pantera than what they're known for. And ,of course, the production is murky,muddy and bass-heavy but overall it's pretty killer. Thanks again for this retrospective,it was well done. Just like the ones you did before. Keep up the great work,dude!! 🤘🤘

[@Chord_The_Seeker]

With a different lineup on almost every album it’s amazing these guys had any success at all. Great video, as always.

[@supermamamaxi]

Nice Doc!!! Thanks ever so much for this! For me, This is the NWOBH and no one else. They were the best of the bunch and got screwed worst than the rest. Look at the bands who survived and you have to laugh. I met Kevin when I played Bang Your Head in Germany. He gave me the classic Angel Witch shirt because he had heard what a big fan I was. I have it in a frame.Anyway, that's the kind of person he is. Very approachable and polite. I think he is still great and always has a good band backing him up. Angel Witch's latest releases are amazing! Still very worthy and vibrant. Remember, this is about "music" not fame. Take fame and shove it! It's really up to us not some money grubbing record companies or promoters. The good news is that independent is where it's at. You are allowed to make your own money. Imagine that.

[@MetalSchoolChannel]

Wow, thanks for checking out the video, Joe! And thank YOU for all the awesome music too. Big Raven fan here. And Pentagram. And Phantom Lord 😄 🤘🏻🤘🏻 But yeah, couldn’t agree more! So glad Angel Witch are back and putting out some great, solid albums. Wish they’d taken the leap with EMI initially, but that first album is still undeniable.

[@KevinWilliams-c2p]

Will always love this band!!!!

[@stoyanivanov5542]

Great video, keep it up! I would love to see a video on Accept and U.D.O

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Razorfist did one on Accept so I say do one on U.D.O.

[@stuartturner6617]

A separate one of each would be better I reckon with there history ,that would do both bands justice also???

[@Keepler22b]

i love these metal shorts:) ty

[@BigTony-bf5jr]

Oh fuck yeah, Angel Witch! You should do Def Leppard or Tygers of Pan Tang next!

[@dragonqueen6589]

He won’t touch Def Leppard, they already have several televised documentaries… he’s said no to anyone that well known, I asked him way before you did😂

[@BigTony-bf5jr]

@@dragonqueen6589 Oh that’s cool though, it’s awesome that there’s a channel dedicated to the unsung heroes.

[@markusantonio4866]

Tank

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Virgin Steele or Chastain

[@crazyking1896]

Oh god no not Def Leppard they're beyond overrated and too commercial. Bands like Saxon, Grim Reaper, and Satan deserved it more.

[@fraserdawson2913]

very good band from England very underrated they should have been big like iron maiden and priest I love this freaking band they freaking need to come to United States especially Texas H-Town Houston we have a problem we need them here new wave of British heavy freaking metal

[@allwalledup]

Hopefully they come to hells heroes! Excellent metal fest for old school stuff there in Houston. Been to it twice and they have some excellent bands.

[@stuartturner6617]

Great work metal school That was excellent 👌 dude ,such an iconic band even with the little success they've had compared to contraries but never the less awesome band , just another one of the hundreds of kick arse bands that didn't get the attention they deserved, thanks 👍 for your great work dude , keep Rocking and Rolling,

[@Paul07791]

Great episode. As Above So Below is always too expensive to get hold of!

[@MetalWolf47]

One of the Best Metal KZbin Channel!!!

[@thefateshavewarned]

Angel Witch are awesome! They were one of the heaviest NWOBHM bands and you can clearly see how they influenced the burgeoning Thrash Metal scene in California. Their first album, in particular, is a Metal masterpiece.

[@acelogan5591]

Kevin Heybourn is one of the greatest songwriters of Metal. He has a special talent.. Even he has only 5 albums ( plus "Resurrection" which is a compilation) , he has created many TOP songs with great ART! He has two GREAT albums ( the First classic "ANGEL WITCH" that is the FLAG for NWOBHM and it is an insurmountable Album forever, and the " US ABOVE SO BELOW " which is the other GREAT album, and maybe the greatest COMEBACK in Metal history. As for " ANGEL OF LIGHT" is a Very good album. Screamin n bleadin and Frontal assult are good albums. I am waiting for their next album.. Kevin go oooooooooonnnnnnn!

[@dougstanley7662]

I've been a fan since around 86 they always put out great music and stick to their roots,I got to see the To hell with the devil tour with Hurricain at Butler Univ Indianapolis IN. It.was an awesome show.

[@davidtemple5934]

Pretty sure these were on the Metal for Muthas tour in 1980 along with Maiden and Praying Mantis which I saw at Newcastle Mayfair , Angel Witch were one of the perennial support act in the U.K. and I saw them many times . For a bit of sheer nerdy fan trivia , me and my mate Mono hitchhiked from Newcastle to London to go to a show at the Royal Standard pub in Walthamstow to see Kev Heybourne's band Blind Fury . Happy Days .

[@rausaen]

You read my mind. I had just listened to these guys a couple of weeks ago.

[@jflaccid5442]

FREE MAN is my favourite Angel Witch song.

[@spiderjerusalem100]

I'm not too familiar with many of their songs but they have a power ballad called "Free man" which is awesome. It's a power ballad but not in the way you might expect, it's still metal as hell.

[@SteveBello]

I love ANGEL OF LIGHT, it's one of my fave Angel Witch albums along side the debut

[@deusmisereatur4213]

I still have my copy of frontal assault us version on cassette.Many years later at a record show i found the debut album and the 2 of them were my fave.Nowadays angel of light has gotten more play in the player than the 1st album or fa.Such an amazing band.I hope they release another album sometime in the near future.\m/

[@beavisbrowne3497]

Very underated!

[@terrisamuels9078]

KILLER!! First heard them was on Metal for Muthas. Got their debut album, love it (my personal favorite), but "Baphomet" wasn't on it. I need to get the 30th Anniversary edition with all the extra songs I don't have. I don't get to see and hear that much about them so I appreciate you doing this video.

[@dimitrisvarvakis7724]

My alltime fave HM Band. 'Nuff said.

[@rodvonmunch9546]

Kevin Heybourne really has created a great amount of killer songs. Dark, heavy, full of emotions! My fave album is Screamin'

[@johnchedsey1306]

The first Angel Witch album is one that may not have been heard by many, but everyone who did formed a band and was influenced by them.