Reissue of Hellwitch's acclaimed second full-length album, originally released in 2005. This edition features brand-new cover art and an expanded tracklist that includes the The Epitome of Disgrace EP/promo with four bonus tracks, plus four studio outtakes from the Omnipotent Convocation sessions—19 tracks in total. The reissue also boasts a completely redesigned booklet filled with rare and unreleased photos, offering fans a deeper dive into the band's history.
Formed in 1984, HELLWITCH has been a cornerstone of the Florida death/thrash metal scene. Nearly two decades after their groundbreaking debut, the band has returned with their highly anticipated sophomore album, delivering an explosive mix of technical precision and unrelenting aggression. Staying true to their unique style, they’ve crafted a release that is both chaotic and intricate—a blistering onslaught destined to become an instant classic. HELLWITCH’s legacy as a cult phenomenon continues, and their latest offering is nothing short of pure metal mastery.
While this marks only their second full-length album, HELLWITCH has never been far from the spotlight. Over the years, they’ve kept fans engaged with a steady flow of EPs, demos, videos, and compilation releases, creating a legacy of suspense and anticipation. Their 2009 effort, Omnipotent Convocation, captures the speed and ferocity of Morbid Angel, the intricate musicianship of Atheist, and the untamed rebellion of Sadus, solidifying their reputation as one of the most innovative bands in the genre.
Throughout their career, HELLWITCH has built a strong legacy with five demos, several EPs, and compilation releases, in addition to their two full-length albums. The band’s lineup has featured some of Florida’s most iconic metal musicians, including Alex Marquez (Solstice), Frank Watkins (Obituary, Gorgoroth), Joe Schnessel (Malevolent Creation), and Gabe Lewandovski (Resurrection). At the core of it all is founding member and primary songwriter Pat Rainieri, whose vocals and guitar work have defined the band’s signature sound since its inception. HELLWITCH has returned, more vicious and relentless than ever, ready to cement their place in metal history.
