Our Nine Studio Albums, From the Debut to Wizard Bloody Wizard
Nine studio albums, three EPs and three decades of doom. Here's our discography in order, from the first record to the latest, so you know where everything in our world comes from.
Where did it begin?
Electric Wizard: our self-titled debut, the record that started it all in the mid-nineties.
Come My Fanatics… (1997): our second album.
Dopethrone (2000): the third, at the turn of the millennium.
What came next?
Let Us Prey (2002): the last album with the founding line-up of Jus Oborn, Tim Bagshaw and Mark Greening.
We Live (2004): the first album after the change, with Liz Buckingham on guitar.
Witchcult Today (2007): witchcraft, right there in the title.
And the later records?
Black Masses (2010): the seventh album.
Time to Die (2014): released on Witchfinder, our own label, via Spinefarm.
Wizard Bloody Wizard (2017): our ninth and most recent studio album.
What about the EPs?
Between the albums came Chrono.Naut (1997), Supercoven (1998) and Legalise Drugs and Murder (2012). Over the years our records have come out on Rise Above and on Witchfinder.
How does this connect to the merch?
The same things run through every record: the occult, witchcraft and old horror films. Our designs come from that world too, with skulls, crosses, webs and hand-drawn lettering on tees, long sleeves, crewnecks and hoodies.