Hungarian atmospheric black metal duo WitcheR has released the Boszorkányszimfóniák EP on CD, cassette and digitally.
Boszorkányszimfóniák contains cover songs of classical compositions from composers such as Tchaikovsky, Handel, Grieg, Chopin, Williams and Orff.
This one-of-a-kind listener experience brings together black metal and classical music's grandeur in a dark journey. Link
WITCHER - Releases Boszorkányszimfóniák EP
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