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WYTCH HAZEL Drop New Video For "Spirit and Fire" By Larry Petro, News Monkey Friday, November 6, 2020 @ 5:55 PM
In celebration of the new record's release, WYTCH HAZEL unleashes a music video for the new song "Spirit and Fire". Created by Wild Stag Studios (ANGEL WITCH, RICK WAKEMAN), the "Spirit and Fire" video features WYTCH HAZEL performing in an English church on the Irish Sea while a chivalrous knight and his horse -- “King”, from the Herefordshire Plantaginate Society -- prepare for battle in and around King Arthur’s Cave. "We watched a lot of John Borman’s movie Excalibur while we were fleshing the ideas out for this one," says vocalist/guitarist Colin Hendra. The video makes its debut via Consequence of Sound/Heavy Consequence who opine, "the sing-along hooks throughout the album transcend denomination." Watch WYTCH HAZEL's "Spirit and Fire" video on KNAC.COM HERE.
“WYTCH HAZEL and GHOST each share an intrinsic connection, with [Bad Omen honcho] Will Palmer being the person who discovered us both, that’s a special thing in some way," beams Hendra. "I wanted to write a song about Lucifer, but it had to be done right; I didn’t want "Archangel" to be a song glorifying Satan, so it’s a song about, why does he get all the glory?!”
Lest any heathen headbanger start to fear any kind of evangelical conversion agenda, Hendra expands on his position: “Music is created for all, it’s a common grace for everyone,” he affirms, “which is why the music that shows the glory of God the most, in my opinion, is not music created by Christians. It’s BLACK SABBATH, you know!”
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