SVART RECORDS

Let It Pour, Let It Pour (from Live At Colonia Dignidad)

Soon Be Here, Prince Of Sleep (from Live At Colonia Dignidad)

Feel The Funeral Breeze (from Live At Colonia Dignidad)

Slippy (from We Meditate Under The Pussy In The Sky)

Witch Mountain: Your Corrupt Ways (Sour The Hymn)

“This is the third in our trilogy of comeback albums. It's the third with Uta Plotkin singing, and the third with Billy Anderson as producer. This one is the most fully developed, with the best sound and songs that we've yet mustered in our 17 years as a band. In many ways, it was also the easiest to make, because we've been working and touring so hard, the communication is flowing, and our close relationship with Billy keeps us from wasting time in the studio. Yes, we could have spent another week fine-tuning and mixing the album into the ground. But we didn't bother. Like all Witch Mountain albums, this one authentically captures where we were at when we made it. Since tracking this in May, we've toured Europe again and dialed the live presentation even further. We are firing on all cylinders. Side one of the new album will crush your skull, and Side two will make you want to slit your wrists. This is honest, heavy, American rock music that keeps one foot in the doom metal tradition, and another stepping beyond the fringe of genre and into the landscape of pure, emotional rock and roll expression. “ – Nate Carson/Witch Mountain

Witch Mountain: Psycho Animundi

Taken from the forthcoming Bog Oak 10" / mCD "A Treatise On Resurrection And The Afterlife", to be released on Svart Records on November 28th 2014. 

Bog Oak debut EP “A Treatise On Resurrection And The Afterlife” consists of four fuzz-drenched doom dirges — Two songs recorded at Sharkbite, Oakland by Scott Evans, and two songs recorded at Earth Tone, Rocklin by Patrick Hills.

Conceptually, Bog Oak embrace all things occult, pulling inspiration from a wide range of esoteric ideas like those of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, Aleister Crowley, and Laveyan Satanism, to the ideas of more extremist occult groups like the O9A and the Temple Of Black Light, into the more mystical concepts of Pythagoras, the metaphysics of Mulla Sadra, Suhrawardi’s philosophy of illumination, and the alchemy of Al-Ghazali.

SVART RECORDS

JerryVan