Seven Witches is a heavy metal band hailing from the United States, known for their powerful blend of classic metal and thrash elements, with a touch of progressive influences. Formed in the late 1990s by guitarist Jack Frost, who has remained the principal member and driving force behind the band, Seven Witches has carved out a niche for themselves in the metal scene with their aggressive riffs, soaring melodies, and compelling lyrics. Over the years, despite numerous lineup changes, the band has consistently delivered a robust metal sound that pays homage to the genre's roots while also exploring new territory.

The discography of Seven Witches showcases a journey through the dark and often mythical realms that heavy metal frequently draws inspiration from, with albums like "Xiled to Infinity and One" (2002) and "Passage to the Other Side" (2003) cementing their reputation in the metal community. "Year of the Witch" (2004) and "City of Lost Souls" (2000) further established their storytelling prowess and musical skill. The band never shied away from evolution, which is evident in later releases such as "Deadly Sins" (2007), a testimony to their enduring commitment to the genre. The more recent chapters in their musical saga, "Call Upon the Wicked" (2011), "Rebirth" (2013), and "The Way Of The Wicked" (2015), have continued to showcase Seven Witches as an emblem of resilience and reinvention, proving that they still have much to offer to the metal world.