It’s a significant year in the history of Wytch Hazel, for 2021 marks the ten-year anniversary of the band’s formation. In that time, the high-powered, hard rock outfit has released three albums, one EP, and two splits. Their most recent opus is the October-released Wytch Hazel III: Pentecost, a beautiful record, influenced by the titans of 1970s British hard rock and heavy metal. Released via Bad Omen Records, the album is the follow-up to the group’s breakthrough 2018 sophomore full-length, II: Sojourn. In order to fully capture that high-end sound they were looking for, the quartet enlisted the services of ex-Purson multi-instrumentalist Ed Turner who helped guide them towards a rich, late-night drive vibe that reminds you of what made late ‘70s British metal so timeless. Through Pentec...
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