Come My Fanatics...

Come My Fanatics…
Studio album by Electric Wizard
Released	January 1997
Recorded	July 1996 at Red Dog Studios in Bournemouth, England
Genre	Doom metal, stoner metal
Length	50:38 63:12 (including bonus tracks)
Label	Rise Above The Music Cartel Candlelight (reissue)
Producer	Jus Oborn Rolf Startin Mike Hurst
Electric Wizard chronology
Demon Lung (1996) Come My Fanatics… (1997) Chrono.Naut (1997)

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Allmusic	[1]

Come My Fanatics... is the second album by the doom metal band Electric Wizard. It was released in 1997, and is widely viewed as a landmark in the history of the doom metal genre. Extremely slow, down-tuned, bass-heavy and psychedelic (or "spacey"), the album is often ranked among the "heaviest" of the 1990s.

It was re-released bundled with their first album Electric Wizard in 1999 with the samples in "Wizard in Black" and "Son of Nothing" removed. A remastered version was then released on CD and LP in 2006 with two bonus tracks.

Track listing

1. "Return Trip" – 10:02
2. "Wizard in Black" – 8:14 (8:02 on 2CD)
3. "Doom-Mantia" – 8:49
4. "Ivixor B / Phase Inducer" – 8:47
5. "Son of Nothing" – 6:44 (6:32 on 2CD)
6. "Solarian 13" – 7:58

Bonus songs included on reissues:

7. "Demon Lung" – 5:52
8. "Return to the Son of Nothingness" – 6:38

Personnel

• Jus Oborn - guitar, vocals, effects
• Tim Bagshaw - bass, effects
• Mark Greening - drums
• All Lyrics - Jus Oborn
• All Music - Electric Wizard
• Artwork - Hugh Gilmour

Release history

Year	Label	Format	Country	Out of Print?	Notes
1997	Rise Above	CD	U.K.	Yes	original CD release
1997	The Music Cartel	CD	U.S.	Yes
1999	Rise Above	2CD	U.K.	Yes	coupled with Electric Wizard; removes sound clips
2006	Rise Above	DigiCD	U.K.	No	remastered version; includes 2 bonus tracks
2006	Candlelight	DigiCD	U.S.	No	remastered version; includes 2 bonus tracks
2006	Rise Above	2LP+7"	U.K.	Yes	remastered version; includes 2 bonus tracks on a 7" limited 1500 copies (500 black, 500 violet sparkle, 500 deep red)

References

1. ^ "Come My Fanatics... - Electric Wizard". Allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/album/r423661.