Witchmaster is a thrashing black metal behemoth that has firmly established itself in the underground metal scene with its ferocious and unrelenting sound. Formed in 1996 in Poland, the group has consistently delivered a raw and uncompromising blend of metal, combining the speed and aggression of thrash with the dark, atmospheric elements of black metal. Throughout their career, Witchmaster has been synonymous with controversy and anti-religious themes, often inciting both admiration and animosity within the metal community.

With a discography marked by intense and brutal releases, Witchmaster's most recent offerings, including "Kaźń," "Antichristus Ex Utero," and the appropriately titled "Trücizna"—which translates to "poison" in Polish—demonstrate the band's commitment to musical savagery. Their earlier works such as "Violence & Blasphemy" and their self-titled album "Witchmaster," laid the groundwork for their signature sound, characterized by relentless guitar riffs, pummeling drum work, and vitriolic vocals. Despite lineup changes and the evolving landscape of metal, Witchmaster has remained steadfast in its vision, solidifying its status as a cult favorite in the extreme metal pantheon.