Vermont, Los Angeles, and Massachusetts, United States
Genres
Stoner metal, doom metal
Years active
2005–present
Labels
Tee Pee Records
Associated acts
Dinosaur Jr King Tuff Feathers Happy Birthday Annihilation Time
Members
J Mascis Kyle Thomas Dave Sweetapple Graham Clise
Past members
Asa Irons Kurt Weisman Antoine Guerlain
Witch is an American stoner metal band whose members are from Vermont and Massachusetts.
Contents
1History
2Style
3Band members
4Discography
4.1Albums
4.2Singles
4.3DVD
5References
6External links
History
Witch was formed in 2005 by Dinosaur Jr guitarist J Mascis and long time friend Dave Sweetapple. However, Mascis does not play guitar for the band; he plays his first instrument, the drums. To complete the band's line-up, Mascis and Sweetapple recruited the guitarist and vocalist, Kyle Thomas, from King Tuff and avant-folk group Feathers. Their eponymous debut album was released on March 7, 2006. They also contributed an alternate version of the song "Rip Van Winkle" to the Invaders compilation, which was released by Kemado Records later that year. Their latest album Paralyzed was released on March 18, 2008.
Style
Witch's trademark sound (particularly in their early work) shows obvious Black Sabbath influence. Black Flag influence was also noted for their sophomore effort, Paralyzed.
Band members
Kyle Thomas - vocals, guitar
Graham Clise - guitar
Dave Sweetapple - bass
J Mascis - drums
Discography
Albums
2006 - Witch - Tee Pee Records
2008 - Paralyzed - Tee Pee Records
Singles
2006 - "Soul of Fire"/"Rip Van Winkle (Demo)" 7" - Tee Pee Records
2008 - Witch/Earthless split 7" - Volcom Entertainment Vinyl Club
DVD
2007 - Local Band Nitemare - Blueberry Honey/Tee Pee Records (reissue)
References
External links
Witch at Tee Pee Records
Witch at MySpace
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J Mascis
Studio albums
J and Friends Sing and Chant for Amma (2005)
Several Shades of Why (2011)
Tied to a Star (2014)
Elastic Days (2018)
J Mascis + The Fog
More Light (2000)
Free So Free (2002)
Witch
Witch (2006)
Paralyzed (2008)
Related
Deep Wound
Upsidedown Cross
Authority control
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