Witch Fever release album title track, "FEVEREATEN"
Manchester four-piece Witch Fever have released the title track from their upcoming second album, FEVEREATEN.
Vocalist Amy Walpole explains: “I wrote ‘FEVEREATEN’ when I realised I couldn’t stop myself writing about the church. It’s about feeling drained by that fixation and being consumed by intrusive thoughts. I’m angry that I struggle more than others and feel like a burden – but I’m also determined to hold onto that anger and use it productively.”
FEVEREATEN, which follows their 2022 debut album, Congregation, explores the feeling of being consumed by trauma, history, or identity. “It’s about being on the edge but never quite falling off,” says Walpole, who was diagnosed with autism during the writing process – a moment that reframed much of her life and creative output.
FEVEREATEN, is due for release on 31 October via Music For Nations / Sony, and is available to pre-order now.
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