No light, only fire

Ah, Witchsorrow, the doom metal trio that never fails to bring the thunder with their latest release, "No Light Only Fire." Picture this: you're wandering through a desolate forest at midnight, the moonlight barely piercing through the thick canopy above. Suddenly, you hear a low, guttural growl in the distance. Is it a beast lurking in the shadows? No, it's just Witchsorrow cranking up the volume on their amps. From the hauntingly heavy riffs to the spine-tingling vocals, "No Light Only Fire" is a masterclass in atmospheric doom metal. The band effortlessly conjures a sense of impending dread and doom, like a spell that slowly wraps around you, squeezing tighter with each passing track. Tracks like "Sulphur and Bone" and "The Martyr" showcase Witchsorrow's ability to weave intricate melodies with bone-crushing riffs, creating a sonic landscape that is as immersive as it is devastating. It's like getting hit in the face with a sledgehammer, but in the best possible way. But don't let the darkness of the album fool you – Witchsorrow infuses a healthy dose of wit and humour into their music, reminding us that doom metal doesn't always have to take itself too seriously. So grab a pint, crank up the volume, and let Witchsorrow transport you to a world where the only light is the fire burning within.