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Citations:witchcore

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English citations of witchcore

Noun: a musical genre

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  • 2015, Sady Doyle, "Season of the witch: why young women are flocking to the ancient craft", The Guardian, 24 February 2015:
    Not that this power needs to be something nebulous and mystical: as Suzy X, one of Rookie’s tarot teachers and frontwoman of “witchcore” punk band Shady Hawkins, says, it can be pretty damn pragmatic.
  • 2019, John Rogers, "Kælan Mikla - Draumadís", The Reykjavik Grapevine, 1 March - 22 March 2019, page 8:
    Iceland's premier witchcore collective Kælan Mikla celebrate their recent run of popularity with a cool video []
  • 2019, Justin Boland, "The Wet Ones!, Tombstoning", Seven Days, 10 July - 17 July 2019, page 71:
    (JRS specialize in “glamour trash witchcore,” an appellation so awesome it always bears repeating.)