Witchfinder General thus presents themselves as a perfect blend between the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, the post-Black Sabbath Doom of St. Vitus, and the Black Sabbath themselves.

 Friends Of Hell is a decent, rather well-executed album, that finds its strengths in the heterogeneity of the songs and their hybrid NWOBHM/Doom Metal genre.

Witchfinder General’s 1983 album Friends of Hell offers a compelling mix of NWOBHM and doom metal with clear Black Sabbath influences. The album blends heavy, dark atmospheres with aggressive rhythms, showcasing quality musicianship and strong songwriting, particularly on tracks like “Love On Smack,” “Quietus Reprise,” and “Music.” While some songs don’t stand out as strongly, the album overall demonstrates the band’s hybrid sound and deserves recognition in the heavy metal scene. Dive into the dark and heavy world of Witchfinder General’s Friends of Hell – a must-listen for NWOBHM and doom metal fans!

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