There's no soft launch here.
Witch Fever's second album, '
FEVEREATEN', is more possessed than ever: all raw edge and gothic pressure, built for transformation, exorcism, and absolutely losing it in a basement.
'
DEAD TO ME!' sets the tone: slow-burning, then fully combusting. It's heavy, seductive, and full of dread. That atmosphere carries through to '
FINAL GIRL', a defiant anthem of survival that riffs on horror tropes with the line "Best believe I'm alive." The mood across the record shifts constantly, from the violent unravel of '
SEE YA NEXT TUESDAY' to the melodic lift of '
AMBER', Witch Fever push themselves further than ever before.
Lead single '
THE GARDEN' is a highlight, brooding and cinematic. Boldly declaring "I took what's mine", it encapsulates the album's mission to reclaim. '
DRANK THE SAP' is another standout, forceful and dense with layered noise, while the title-track simmers in reflection: "I thought I'd gotten over it, but it consumes." Even in its quieter moments, the unease never lets up.
