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Some reviews of The Witches - "They now have a keyboard player and they guitar player who is recovering from an accident also joins for some vocal work. It’s changed their sound a little, but added to the invention. There are new wave rumblings, but still the sharp attack of something new and dangerous. They sharpen their sonics and fuse their attacks to attention grabbing bass hooks. As a band they embrace the theatric side of their music, but with a serious landscape of rock and roll sci-fi. It’s quite unlike anything out there and I’ve not quite unraveled their sound as yet. As the last shimmering cascade of their crumbling high EQ fuzz melts into the walls, the intrigue, the innovation, the fascination just builds. The Witches have yet more to reveal I’m sure". manchestermusic.co.uk "The Witches are a buzzin new band from Manchester with a groovy mixture really hard to pigeon hole. Pick some bottles from the post punk bar, add two noisy parts of psychedelic fresh fruits, ice cold spooky vocals, shake and serve to Mr Mark E. Smith if the darkest corner of the venue…Please Ladies and Gentlemen enjoy…The Witches". retrophobic.com "There’s a dark cloud circling above The Castle tonight. Only we’re not witnessing a Roald Dahl-style Wicca convention, but Manchester’s newest masters of musical trickery whipping up a sonically charged garage-glam spell on every ear in the room. From opener ‘Rattled’, raven tinged riffs and vitriolic howls work through the dry ice and jab into
