For their sixth full-length and Candlelight records debut, Electric Wizard stuck to the script that made Jus Oborn and company darlings of the doom set: deathly slow and thunderously low anthems for and about druids and dimebags. When WITCHCULT TODAY's all-enveloping fuzz hits you like a dungeon master with sinister tricks up his sleeve, you'll happily succumb.

The Wire (p.55) - "The album closes with "Saturnine', which broods with the sulphorous menace and black-eyed stare of its namesake planet."

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.49) - "Electric Wizard have dared to go beyond doom metal's last outpost, and it's an enthralling trip."

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.72) - Ranked #20 in Kerrang's "The Top 20 Albums Of 2007" -- "[A] record that oozes creepy darkness."

Mojo (Publisher) (p.113) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Dorset's lava-riff lord sounds rejuvenated, his horror-themed sludge-metal marked by a new accessibility..."