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SEVEN WITCHES: 'Amped' Listening Party Announced

January 5, 2006

Candlelight Records, in cooperation with AOL Music, presents "Amped", the new album from SEVEN WITCHES, in a special CD Listening Party. Launching Monday, January 23 and running through January 29, the full album will be featured in streaming audio. Bring your browser to this location to log on.

With "Amped", the East Coast-based band welcomes new vocalist Alan Tecchio (ex-HADES) and bassist Kevin Bolembach (both of NON-FICTION fame). Guitarist/founder Jack Frost (SAVATAGE) advocates that their addition presents the band’s most promising line-up.

Formed in 1999, SEVEN WITCHES signed with Sweden's Regain in early 2005; the band's back catalog was recorded for and released via Noise/Sanctuary.

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