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1980. Give ‘em Hell
is the debut album by band Witchfynde. The album was released in February 1980 during the new wave of British heavy metal heyday. The album has often been cited as a relevant example for the production of the NWOBHM scene and as an inspiration for the black metal subgenre.
1980 was really the year for heavy metal with classics like Ace Of Spades, Back In Black, Women & Children First, Iron Maiden, and British Steel all popping up. The NWOBHM in England however was the major scene for metalheads at the time, bands all over the place were popping up, playing and releasing singles and LP’s; the most prolific bands obviously being metal masters like Saxon, Angel Witch, Girlschool, Venom, Tygers Of Pan Tang, Grim Reaper, Tank, and the most famous of which, Maiden, Leppard, Priest, and Motothead) However there are still some bands that remain a little under the radar, among them are Witchfynde.
Witchfynde is one of the NWOBHM’s more interesting bands. Judging from the cover, you’d expect them to sound like Venom or maybe Cloven Hoof, and while their lyrical content was definitely along those lines, Witchfynde’s sound was a lot more…musical. They had a heaviness that was obviously Sabbath-inspired, but paired it with a melodic, even progressive approach reminiscent of classic Rush.
Give ‘em Hell is still a noteworthy album and one that just about any NWOBHM fan should enjoy. It should also appeal to fans of the larger UK rock and metal scenes in the ‘80s.
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