Recorded in the iconic Studio 2 at Abbey Road, ‘Nothing as the Ideal’ captures All Them Witches refining their shape-shifting sound with newfound focus. Working with longtime mixing engineer Mikey Allred, the band channeled the energy of the legendary room into an album that feels both intimate and monumental. Their hallmarks—psych-blues riffs, thunderous drumming, melodic low-end, and cryptic lyricism—surface with sharpened clarity, elevated by the studio’s history and atmosphere. This time, tape-loop experimentation sits comfortably alongside stripped-back moments, creating a seamless tension between vastness and restraint.

As their first full-length as a pared-down trio, All Them Witches embrace space in a way that feels deliberate and powerful. The heaviness hits harder, the atmospheres stretch wider, and the songwriting locks into their most cohesive form yet. ‘Nothing as the Ideal’ unfolds like a slow-burning ritual—thick, immersive, and unafraid to let repetition build its own gravity. It stands as one of the band’s heaviest and most immersive releases, balancing raw weight with subtle nuance. The result is a heady, hypnotic journey that reaffirms their place as one of modern rock’s most adventurous and undefinable forces.

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