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Witchfynde - Give Em Hell (Expanded Edition) (CD) (UK Import)

Witchfynde - Give Em Hell (Expanded Edition) (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Witchfynde

Music Genre: Heavy metal, Rock

Cat No
CD LEM 51
Released
2006
Pressing
UK
Styles
Heavy Metal
Deluxe Edition

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ArtistWitchfynde
FormatCD
LabelLemon Recordings
Catalogue no.CD LEM 51
GenreHeavy metal and Rock
Released2006
Barcode5013929765122

Witchfynde — Give 'Em Hell
Format: CD • Label: Lemon Recordings (CD LEM 51) • Released: 2006 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Heavy Metal

Tracklist:
1. Ready To Roll
2. The Divine Victim
3. Leaving Nadir
4. Gettin' Heavy
5. Give 'Em Hell
6. Unto The Ages Of The Ages
7. Pay Now - Love Later
8. The Devil's Gallop
9. Tetelestai
10. Wake Up Screaming

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

British heavy metal band, one of the pioneers of N.W.O.B.H.M. (New Wave of British Heavy Metal). Formed in Derbyshire, England in 1974 by bassist Richard Blower and vocalist Neil Harvey. Richard Blower discovered guitarist Trevor Taylor (aka Montalo) in a band called Atiofel. When Richard Blower left the band in 1975, they reformed Witchfynde with lead guitarist Montalo, bassist Andro Coulton and drummer Gra Scoresby, and soon recruited Steve Bridges on the vocals. The band released their first single, "Give 'Em Hell" in 1979 and released their first full-length album, also entitled "Give 'Em Hell", on Rondelet Records in 1980. The Friday Night Rock Show on BBC Radio 1 hosted by Tommy Vance, played a vital role in their success. The band also gained some exposure by touring England with Def Leppard in the summer of 1980. Their sound incorporated a mix of hard rock, progressive rock and heavy metal influences, as well as prominent use of satanic imagery. Witchfynde ceased to exist in 1984, after their "Lords Of Sin" LP. They reformed in 1999, with Montalo and Gra Scoresby being the only original members.

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