Photo by: Raquel García
The release in Brazil is exclusive here at Wikimetal
The Spanish band The Wizards Rise of The Serpent this Friday, the 26th . Exclusively on Wikimetal, the stoner metal band's third studio album showcases influences from various rock subgenres.
The release follows the single “Age Of Man,” which had a dark music video where the band appears participating in a cult ceremony. You can watch the video below.
With the release of Rise of The Serpent , the group hopes to "carry the flag of hard rock and heavy metal around the world," according to the guitarist, who explained a bit about the band's sound in a statement to the press:
It's a mix of everything we like. We certainly have a strong and obvious heavy metal influence in our music, but if you listen deeper, you'll find a bit of 1970s hard rock, a doom element, and even a little punk. We like rock and roll and blues in all its forms.”
Rise of The Serpent has been made available on all streaming platforms by Abraxas Records, and the physical CD is only available for purchase internationally; click here.
The Wizards are Sir Ian Mason (vocalist), Phil The Pain (guitarist), George Dee (guitarist), Baraka Boy (bassist), and Dave O. Spare (drummer).
Watch the music video for the single “Age of Man” below, and then listen to the entire Rise of The Serpent
