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Zior

35,902 plays (3,519 listeners)

Zior is a hard rock band with some progressive elements. The band obviously had a huge fascination with the occult and expressed this often in their songs (and mostly in their stage show). The Akarma label LP is the first eponymous album plus and additional nine bonus tracks which were to be on the band's next(ultimately unreleased) album.

Bang

87,061 plays (11,587 listeners)

1) Bang was a US heavy metal group highly influenced by Black Sabbath. The Florida( via Philadelphia) trio also payed hommage to Cream, Hendrix, and Led Zeppelin and it shows in their songs.

May Blitz

85,279 plays (14,301 listeners)

May Blitz were an obscure but pioneering hard rock band with blues and psychedelic tendencies. Started in 1969 in the UK, it consisted of vocalist/guitarist Jamie Black, Tony Newman on drums, (ex Sounds Incorporated and Jeff Beck Group), and Reid Hudson on bass and vocals.

Lucifer's Friend

197,520 plays (22,134 listeners)

Lucifer's Friend was a 1970s German hard rock and progressive rock band who often incorporated elements of jazz and pop music.

Blood Ceremony

396,970 plays (19,010 listeners)

Blood Ceremony, an infernal marriage of Black Sabbath riffing and the manic piping of Jethro Tull, play a distinctive style of flute-tinged witch rock. After a mind-numbing study of hundreds of trashy witchcraft films, the group began to pour their energies into crafting songs, transforming their fascination for horror into a profane musical vision.

Jacula

57,968 plays (5,233 listeners)

Jacula is an obscure Italian progressive rock band from the early 1970's, born mainly from as an experiment of the occultist Antonio Bartoccetti (Antonius Rex), Doris Norton, organist Charles Tiring and medium Franz Porthenzy.

Witchfinder General

523,603 plays (23,187 listeners)

Stourbridge Doom Metal band formed in 1979 by vocalist Zeeb Parkes, guitarist Phil Cope and drummer Steve Kinsell (credited as 'Kid Rimple').

Sir Lord Baltimore

246,321 plays (25,607 listeners)

Sir Lord Baltimore was a short lived 1970s American heavy metal band, from Brooklyn, NY. They released two albums on Mercury Records at the start of the seventies. A review of their first record, Kingdom Come, contained the first documented use of the term "heavy metal" to refer to a style of music. Both of their albums have since been re-released on a single compact disc.