9 thoughts on “ Electric Wizard (2) - Time To Die (CD, Album) ”

1. Electric Wizard have returned with 'Time to Die', their first new album since Their astounding eighth album fizzes and crackles with the malevolent energy of a giant black sun blotting out the sky; this is their heaviest album since magnum opus 'Dope Throne' (), their most evil since fan favourite 'Come My Fanatics' (), and the most acidic and psychedelic of their career to date/5(52).

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2. Nov 19,  · Electric Wizard (2) Time To Die ‎ (CD, Album, Unofficial) Spinefarm Records U.K. (2), Witchfinder Records (2) SPINE, none: Russia: Sell This Version: SPINE Electric Wizard (2) Time To Die /5(58).

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3. My first Electric Wizard album was "Black Masses," which I love for its heavy Black Sabbath influences (and who happen to be one of my all-time favorite bands), but "Time to Die" is another beast in itself. Other reviewers have compared it to "Dopethrone," which I have not yet heard, but this album is MUCH heavier than "Black Masses."/5(52).

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4. Jan 27,  · referencing Time To Die, CD, Album, To me, Electric Wizard are the AC/DC of doom, releasing the same thing, album after album. Standard, run of the mill/5().

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5. Dec 13,  · Time to Die, an Album by Electric Wizard. Released 29 September on Spinefarm (catalog no. SPINE; CD). Genres: Doom Metal, Stoner Metal. Featured peformers: Liz Buckingham (guitar, design), Mark Greening (percussion), Jus Oborn (guitar, vocals, design, producer, recording engineer), Clayton Burgess (bass), Sam Scott Hunter (photography), Liz Buckingham /5(26).

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6. The more things change the more they stubbornly remain the same in Electric Wizard's world. Time to Die signals more lineup changes in the return of original drummer Mark Greening (he has since been replaced by the man he replaced, Simon Poole). There is also no bassist in the lineup here (the "Count Orlof" referred to in the credits is actually Justin Oborn); Clayton Burgess is in the chair now.6/

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7. Drowned in Sound. (8/10) The Guardian. Time to Die is the eighth studio album by English doom metal band Electric Wizard. It was released on 29 September It is their debut on Spinefarm, having left Rise Above. The album is the longest Electric Wizard studio album to date (excluding bonus tracks and the added silence at the end of Dopethrone).

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8. Electric Wizard discography and songs: Music profile for Electric Wizard, formed Genres: Doom Metal, Stoner Metal, Death Doom Metal. Albums include Dopethrone, Come .

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9. Electric Wizard performing live. Liz Buckingham, Shaun Rutter (background). Studio albums: 9: Compilation albums: 2: Music videos: 2: EPs: 6: This is the discography of Electric Wizard Studio albums. Year Album details Peak chart positions Time to Die. Release: 29 September ; Label: Spinefarm; Format: CD, vinyl; 17 76 64 —.

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