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Kerrang!Sep 29, 2014It's not nice, but Electric Wizard prove here that sometimes to achieve perfection, all you need is hate. [20 Sep 2014, p.53]
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Sep 25, 2014If bong-rattling stoner doom is your cup of flayed meat, you won’t want to miss this demonic feast.
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Sep 30, 2014Electric Wizard are arguably the most revered band of the doom metal genre since Black Sabbath themselves, and on Time To Die, they remind us why.
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Sep 30, 2014It’s great that Electric Wizard are still around and are still pushing the limits of heavy music--not just for metal itself, but for British metal in particular.
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Sep 29, 2014Not to be outdone by US stoner-rock peers Sleep and Earth, who have records out this year, the Dorset satanists have spat out this eighth album.
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MojoSep 25, 2014This is the most uncompromising album of the year. [Oct 2014, p.96]
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Sep 25, 2014Time To Die is not perfect, but it's a nastier, hungrier album that stands with their best work.
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Sep 25, 2014Jammed out and demonstrating real chemistry, Time To Die is perhaps best appreciated as one piece of music and proves both atmospheric and immersive in the extreme. The band have lost none of their twisted genius in the four years since their last full-length.
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Sep 25, 2014Nothing can detract from the monumental density and weight of these hostile and misanthropic psych-jams.
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Oct 1, 2014It’s rare to see a band as established as Electric Wizard come back from a slump with renewed vigor and a fresh shot of hellfire coursing through their veins, but with Time to Die, they’ve both surpassed expectations and proved that they’re still as vital as they ever were.
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Classic Rock MagazineDec 17, 2014At their best, the Wizard can still makes you spurt blood from every orifice. [Nov 2014, p.93]
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Sep 29, 2014Time to Die is not Dopethrone; you only get one of those. But its well-tread riffology is enough of a back to basics approach that it should bring alienated purists back into the EW fold.
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UncutSep 25, 2014Close to monomaniacal in their passions--weed, Satan, vintage British horror--Time To Die nonetheless introduces a gnarly edge to their downturned churn. [Nov 2014, p.73]
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