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❝ Fortunately, however, what strikes most about Witchfinder General, in the varied maelstrom of NWOBHM, is not so much the themes or that kind of "proto-satanic metal iconography" (which nonetheless characterized a good part of the bands of the movement, think of Angel Witch or Witchfynde) as a precise stylistic and compositional choice: to enhance the energy and "drive" of the New Wave by putting them at the service – sometimes, it must be said, in an overly audacious manner – of the sound and dark and gothic atmospheres of the early Black Sabbath.
❝ 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.
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