Long before Black Sabbath released their debut and defined the sound of heavy metal, a Black Mass was already being conducted in Chicago. Coven represents absolute cult status and living history, shaping the dark aesthetics of rock long before it became the norm. Jinx Dawson, the iconic frontwoman with a bewitching voice, is the figure who introduced the "sign of the horns" to music culture—a gesture without which no metal concert exists today, used by her years before Ronnie James Dio.
Their 1969 debut, Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls, is the cornerstone of occult rock. Expect a psychedelic haze, bluesy roots, and theatrical rituals that transport you back to a time when music truly felt dangerous and forbidden. This performance won't be about speed or technical aggression, but about dense atmosphere and paying respects to the very roots of the genre. Seeing Coven live is like turning the pages of a forbidden chronicle of rock'n'roll.
