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Track: Witch Fever – I Saw You Dancing

  • August 16, 2022
  • Craig Young
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Manchester’s Witch Fever have shared their new single ‘I Saw You Dancing’, taken from their debut album ‘Congregation’ due 21st October via Sony’s Music For Nations.

‘I Saw You Dancing’ is a song about singer Amy Walpole’s experiences in the charismatic church she grew up in, and feeling watched by men as a teenage girl. 
She says,

“This is a song on the album that we’re really excited about as really it’s the first time we’ve written and allowed a song to have space and time to breathe! We’ve been so used to writing quick thrashy tunes it was fun to experiment and write slower ones for the album. We really love the drone of the guitar, the rattle of the bass and the reverb on the snare drum, as well as the vocals being a little more relaxed and expressive”.

Menacing undulating bass and grinding guitars set the atmosphere for the twisted spoken word passages to sink deep. The track turns evil on the chorus as Walpole leaps out of the speakers with a scream. A hypnotic and disturbing track that’s equally brilliant and a must.

Check it out, here

Find out more via the band’s Website or Facebook

Pre order the album here

Tour Dates:

  •  26th August – Reading Festival
  • 27th August – Leeds Festival
  • 1st September – The Fleece, Bristol w/ Cancer Bats
  • 3rd September – Joiners, Southampton w/ Cancer Bats
  • 4th September – Forum, Tunbridge Wells w/ Cancer Bats
  • 6th September – The Dome, London w/ Cancer Bats
  • 7th September – New Cross Inn, London w/ Cancer Bats
  • 8th September – o2 Academy2 , Oxford w/ Cancer Bats
  • 9th September – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham w/ Cancer Bats
  • 10th September – The Craufurd Arms, Milton Keynes w/ Cancer Bats
  • 11th September – Mama Roux, Birmingham w/ Cancer Bats
  • 12th September – Arts Club Loft, Liverpool w/ Cancer Bats
  • 13th September – Rebellion, Manchester w/ Cancer Bats
  • 14th September – Sin City, Swansea w/ Cancer Bats
  • 15th September – Tower Ballroom, Hull w/ Cancer Bats
  • 16th September – The Key Club, Leeds w/ Cancer Bats
  • 17th September – Garage, Glasgow w/ Cancer Bats
  • 21st September – Reeperbahn Festival

Tickets on sale HERE

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