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Witch Fever have released a new bonus track ahead of their UK and European tour
Tickets for the tour are available now, with 13 UK shows scheduled.
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"I SEE IT" is a track by Witch Fever, from the album FEVEREATEN, released 31st October 2025. The track is 3:51 long. It's filed under Metal. Dork has published 17 articles about Witch Fever.
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READ MORE ABOUT WITCH FEVERREAD MORE ABOUT WITCH FEVERREAD MORE ABOUT WITCH FEVERREAD MORE ABOUT WITCH FEVERREAD MORE ABOUT WITCH FEVERREAD MORE ABOUT WITCH FEVERTickets for the tour are available now, with 13 UK shows scheduled.
The tour supports their latest album 'FEVEREATEN,' released on 31st October.
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