English doom/stoner band from Dorset led by Jus Oborn, known for heavy Sabbath-influenced riffs, occult and horror-film themes.

Formed in Dorset (Bournemouth area), Electric Wizard are publicly known for landmark albums such as Dopethrone, Come My Fanatics and Witchcult Today, an aesthetic rooted in Black Sabbath influence, psychedelic/stoner riffs, horror cinema references and frequent lyrical/visual drug and occult imagery. Reviews on DeBaser emphasize heavy, repetitive riffs, slow tempos, and intense live atmospheres.

DeBaser reviews portray Electric Wizard as a staple of doom/stoner psychedelia: massive Sabbath-derived riffs, occult and horror imagery, and blunt live reports. Classic records like Dopethrone, Come My Fanatics and Witchcult Today are repeatedly praised. Live coverage notes sweaty, claustrophobic venues and fervent fans. Opinions vary on repetition and vocal style.

For:Fans of doom metal, stoner rock, psychedelic heavy music and live-show aficionados

 They are witches devoted to Satan, cruel women without God. They live in this abandoned village to escape the Inquisition.

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 A physical daze due to the almost tangible specific weight of their doom mixture, which often causes mental but especially physical fatigue when listened to.

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 Tired, but happy.

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 Dopethrone by Electric Wizard is an album from 2000, considered a huge pillar of the slower and darker genres of Metal, such as Sludge Metal, Stoner Rock, and especially, Doom Metal.

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