All Them Witches’ performance at Ancienne Belgique in 2016 turned into a psychedelic revelation, where their mesmerizing style came alive in a small venue before a modest crowd of fans. Held at the iconic Brussels hall, known for its history since 1906, the American band, whose music blends psychedelic rock, blues, and stoner rock, delivered a set brimming with depth and emotion. All Them Witches, led by the charismatic Charles Michael Parks Jr., possess a distinctive style that captivates with its melodies: their sound, infused with atmospheric guitar swells, drew the audience into a world where time dissolves. In 2016, the band was promoting their album "Dying Surfer Meets His Maker" (2015), which earned praise for its atmospheric tone, and this set featured tracks from that record, showcasing their unique approach. Fans highlighted the mesmerizing rendition of "Open Passageways," noting that the guitar solos sounded powerful and soulful. Interestingly, All Them Witches, formed in Nashville in 2012, quickly gained popularity for their experimental approach, with their live performances often compared to the jam sessions of the 70s. Ancienne Belgique provided a fitting stage for this intimate set, reflecting the band’s close connection with their audience.
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