All Them Witches

All Them Witches - LKA Longhorn

With musical influences from the 1960s and 1970s, ALL THEM WITCHES have found a unique style that perfectly balances melodic lightness with extreme heaviness, myth, magic, light and shadow. Whether fuzzy, progressive, doomy or psychedelic - the band from Nashville, Tennessee masters every variety of guitar music.

They create a rock sound that is as nostalgic as it is modern, with the spirit of the blues, the heaviness of the stoner and the madness of the prog, and which inspires audiences worldwide. This approach makes ALL THEM WITCHES an outsider collective that has never followed a well-trodden path or surrendered to the comfort of an existing scene. Instead, over the course of their discography of almost seven albums, they have continuously honed their own style. Their trademarks - infectious groove, powerful guitar riffs and an engaging atmosphere - are the common thread that holds All Them Witches' music together across all genres. Influenced by legendary bands such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Kyuss, bassist and vocalist Charles Michael Parks Jr, guitarist Ben McLeod, keyboardist Allan Van Cleave and drummer Robby Staebler formed ALL THEM WITCHES in 2012. Their debut album "Our Mother Electricity" was released in the same year they formed, followed by "Lightning at the Door" (2013), "Dying Surfer Meets His Maker" (2015), "Sleeping Through the War" (2017) and "ATW" (2018). In 2020, they released their latest album "Nothing as the Ideal". The press described the work as a "dark, seductive feast for the senses" (Classic Rock) and praised it as the band's strongest record to date with a "balanced mix of gloom and acceptance" (Paste).