Wicked Inquisition are from the US and play Traditional Heavy Metal.
Here we have some good old-fashioned worship of all things 70’s style Doom, with Black Sabbath, Trouble and Saint Vitus all being good reference points.
This is a short EP, with 4 songs in just under 16 minutes, one of which is an interlude-style track.
This kind of music is instantly familiar as soon as you press play; within the first couple of seconds they’ve already established what they’re all about and what you should expect.
The songs are good and the production warm. The singer fits with the vibe of the band and everything gels nicely into place.
They do what they do well and make for a perfectly enjoyable 16 minutes. You know what to expect with this style, and Wicked Inquisition do it as well as any.
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