Canadian black metal quartet Wormwitch have returned with their third full-length record, called Wolf Hex. It begins with a ritualistic preface, an atmospheric intro that shortly gives in to the feedback and blast beats of “Canadian Denim Mountain Attack.” Guitar solos, chanting vocals, and a brooding breakdown rip through the four-minute track, letting the listener know that it is going to be a wild ride over the next eight cuts. It is confirmed with the third song, “The Wolves of Ossory.” Fingerpicked acoustic guitars transition beautifully into the electric onslaught when the band comes in. Here Wormwitch shows their dynamics before leading into satisfyingly tight blast beats and tremolo. The influences on Wolf Hex range from arena metal to punk to every iteration of black metal. You he...
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