
(via under-zyklon-blue)
Electric Wizard, Scorpio Curse
From “Black Masses”.
Doomed dreams and goodnight.
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Electric Wizard, Legalise Drugs&Murder
Tune low, play slow.
Goodnight, and doomed dreams.
(via randomdeath)
Black Mass, by Electric Wizard.
From “Black Masses”
Doomed dreams to all of you.
Goodnight.

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Electric Wizard
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Electric Wizard, Dunwich. From “Witchcult Today”.
Child of Dunwich rise,
You have your fathers’ eyes.
Child of Dunwich rise,
End the world that you despise!
This is a torture pay set. It came out for kids in the 70s. They were banned immediately because it was just too much. There’s even Vampirella as a dominatrix who captures the victims. The advert was pretty racy too. Doctor Deadly says he wants a victim, so Vampirella goes and catches one. In the 70s it was like that though. I remember being obsessed with hammer horror movies when I was really young. My youngest memories are of watching horror films on TV at night.
— Jus Osborn of Electric Wizard. (via legalisecannibalism)
I get these singles mostly for the covers. They’re like Portuguese and German and stuff. Black Sabbath are my favourite band of all time. I firstly got into them as a teenager. I’d previously been into dungeons and dragons and black magic and H.P Lovecraft. I got into iron maiden through number of the beast ‘cos I was into satanic stuff, which I though was really cool. My mate went “There’s an older band who were into Satan” We had a record player out in the garden listening to it, drinking some dodgy shandy, lying in the grass.
— Jus Osborn of Electric Wizard on Black Sabbath. (via legalisecannibalism)



