"Time to Die" marked Electric Wizard's return to the album format after a five-year absence, presenting a more direct and aggressive sound that harked back to their earlier work. It was their first album released on the Spinefarm label, signaling a new phase for the band.
- Recorded at the historic Wardour Studios, the album featured a rawer production style compared to some of their previous, more polished efforts.
- The album's title track, "Time to Die," became a fan favorite, showcasing the band's signature blend of crushing riffs and macabre themes.
- Upon its release in September 2014, "Time to Die" received generally positive reviews, with critics noting its uncompromising heaviness and Electric Wizard's consistent adherence to their established sound.
Dorset, England’s Electric Wizard are pioneers of the doom metal subgenre, known for their sludgy, down-tuned riffs and horror-influenced lyrics. By 2014, they had solidified their reputation as elder statesmen of extreme metal, having released influential LPs throughout the previous two decades.
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