Omnipotent Convocation

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Band Name Hellwitch
Album Name Omnipotent Convocation
Type Album
Released date August 2009
Labels Xtreem Music
Music StyleThrash Death
Members owning this album17

Tracklist

1. Vicious Avidity
2. Sought to Beguile
3. Opiatic Luminance
4. Neolithic Journey
5. Mysteria
6. Mythologicalies (Enlightened Paganus)
7. Irreverent Salvation
8. Final Approach
9. Days of Nemesis
10. Epitome of Disgrace
11. Infernal Death (Death Cover)

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Hellwitch


Comment @ Demogorefest

01 December 2009
Almost 20 years have passed since the Old school Floridian Technical Death/Thrash band Hellwitch released their first full length debut album, Syzgial Miscreancy, and 19 years later, the 'Witch have proved they are still just as bad ass as they were back then.

Hellwitch plays a mixture of Death metal that is on the very fringes of being really Brutal Thrash Metal with some blazing guitar solos in between just for good measure. They were also one of the very first bands to emerge out of the Florida Death Metal scene, and after taking a slight break in the mid 90's, have re-united to create yet another old school masterpiece. Though Omnipotent Convocation may not have the same "feel" to it that Szygial Miscreancy did, this is still one hell of an album for any fan of old school death/thrash metal who likes to hear some blazing fast guitar shredding too.

One of the complaints i have with this album is that some of the tunes have been featured on some of the Witch's earlier material (the song "Final Approach" can also be heard on their EP "final Aproach"), so it feels like I'm listening to a song I've already heard before. However, the new material on this release is definitely their best work since Syzgial Miscreancy, the song Mythologicallies is my favorite track on the album, Mysteria, and Days of Nemesis are also excellent Technical Deathened Thrash Metal tunes.

Out of all of the Death Metal bands to emerge out of the Florida Scene, Hellwitch are probably the most tragically underrated, but luckily, they have managed to keep their sound true throughout their long stretched musical career; if you've been looking for a great band that's been overlooked for way too long, Hellwitch's album Omnipotent Convocation may be exactly what you've been looking for.

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