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Q&A: Jinx Dawson On The Return Of Coven and Spirituality In a Dogmatic Age
April 17, 2017 Justin Norton
Jinx Dawson gave us an exclusive Q&A on the return of Coven, scheduled for Roadburn later this week.
Streaming: Wolfpack 44 with Jinx Dawson
January 21, 2015 Justin Norton
Decibel is stoked to premiere “To The Devil…A Daughter,” a track from the debut Wolfpack 44 album The Scourge, featuring additional vocals from Jinx Dawson, frontwoman of the legendary occult band Coven. Coven also released a version of the song on their latest album Jinx (Nevoc Music). Dawson wrote the lyrics, and Wolfpack 44 guitarist…
Season Of The Witch: The Ideas Behind Metal’s Occult Revival
January 12, 2015 Justin Norton
Any astute follower of metal in the past five years has likely noticed a huge uptick in the number of bands with a proto-70s sound and occult themes: The Devil’s Blood, Sabbath Assembly, Blood Ceremony and The Oath. A few of these bands have been on Decibel’s cover: In Solitude and Ghost B.C. (twice). While…
INTERVIEW: Shanda Fredrick of Demon Lung on doom, horror and life in Sin City
July 1, 2013 Jonathan Horsley
Demon Lung‘s debut LP, The Hundredth Name, is a doom album constructed around a grand concept. Yes, it is a doom LP that incorporates some of the genre fundamentals and takes its cues from Candlemass and Coven’s ceremonial sense of theater, but lyrically it follows a tantalizing narrative wherein (loosely speaking) Satan’s long-lost kid is…
The Lazarus Pit: Coven’s Witchcraft Destroys Minds and Reaps Souls
August 17, 2012 Jeff Treppel
Welcome to The Lazarus Pit, a biweekly look at should-be classic metal records that don’t get nearly enough love; stuff that’s essential listening that you’ve probably never heard of; stuff that we’re too lazy to track down the band members to do a Hall Of Fame for. This week’s entry is from 1969, opens with…