“Hammer of the Underworld” will be available on all streaming platforms from August 6.

Watch the video for “Hammer of the Underworld” now on KNAC.COM HERE.

Speaking about the song and accompanying video, the band comments, “Today marks the release of our third and final new single, titled “Hammer of the Underworld”. This song is directly inspired by Tolkien’s writings, and tells of the evil begotten war hammer of Morgoth, the Dark Lord of the First Age. This is another one of our favorites and one that we are particularly eager to stage. It is accompanied by a caustic video created by the great Chariot of Black Moth. “

Stacked with grandiose melodies, tempered by true organic heavy metal anthems, Wolf Hex is a future modern occult classic. distinctly Canadian, distinctly evil and distinctly Wizard; the album crosses folk, crosses black metal and embraces the fantastic while remaining absolutely true to themselves.

Recorded in their own studio in Vancouver, Wolf’s curse was designed by Tim Creviston and the group themselves, before being mastered by Brad boatright. The ten-track album is packed with visceral blackened death metal delivered to a relentless beat, evoking mysticism and magic at every turn.

Wizard has been – since its creation – a vector of personal freedom. The work of art for Wolf’s curse – created by the singer, Robin harris, – includes an inverted fleur-de-lis representing their anti-authority, anti-state and anti-religion position. Begun bluntly from the remnants of a hardcore punk band that primarily focused on themes of self-hatred and existential despair, Wizard relentlessly cut fat, seeking sound and dowsing for enlightenment.

No mercy, ride or die, Wizard will evolve forever.

Hex wolf track list:

• “lunar maniac”
• “Attack on Canadian Denim Mountain”
• “The Wolves of Ossory”
• “Hammer of the Underworld”
• “The Crimson Evidence”
• “Abracadabra”
• “Leering Crystal Effigies”
• “Grail”
• “The teeth of the dawn”
• “Turn on the lights”