The Brazilian doom metal and stoner band, Pesta , recently released the live video for "Witches' Sabbath". The track is part of their second album, Faith Bathed In Blood (2019).
"The Plague is an old witch, thirsty to take them to the depths of Doom, and this is our Witches' Sabbath," the group revealed in a press release.
The music video was filmed by Goblin TV in Belo Horizonte, at the Mister Rock concert venue. On April 12th, at the same venue, the band will be one of the guest acts for Moonspell 's show . Tickets are already available on the Clube do Ingresso website .
“Witches' Sabbath” is reportedly a preview of a mini-documentary about the group that is currently in production. More information will be released soon.
About the Plague
Formed in 2014, the band currently consists of Thiago Cruz (vocals), Marcos Resende (guitar), Daniel Rocha (guitar), Anderson Vaca (bass), and Flávio Freitas (drums). Their sound is heavily influenced by artists such as Black Sabbath , Pentagram , Trouble , and Cathedral .
The group's discography began with the EP Here She Comes (2015), but still as a quartet. The debut album, Bring Out Your Dead (2016), was the first project with all five members.
In a 2021 interview with Wikimetal , Pesta commented on the strength of doom metal in Brazil: “In recent years we have felt a greater acceptance and interest from the public in the sound. I wouldn't know exactly how to explain the reasons, but I think that greater accessibility to new sounds via the internet has opened doors for new generations to become interested in both new and old bands.”
Watch “Witches' Sabbath” below:
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