Black metallers Mystic Circle have unleashed another track, "The Bible Of Witch Chase", from their impending album, Hexenbrand 1486, which ROAR will release on 31 October. Epic and pitch-black in atmosphere, the track captures the sinister essence of the band's vision: dark, unrelenting, and steeped in occult fire.
"'The Bible Of Witch Chase' is the first part of our Heinrich Kramer trilogy", the band comments. "Driven by distorted visions, he wrote the Malleus Maleficarum and condemned hundreds of innocent souls to death. This song takes you back to medieval times, where the screams of the innocent echoed as they were slaughtered by the servants of the Holy Church. Once again, it is a statement against an institution corrupted by greed and false piety. Musically, it is a dissonant, metal-influenced piece inspired by witchcraft, the inquisition, and the dark spirit of the Middle Ages."
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