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The Wrock Wreview: The Remedial Potions Singles
The Album Today’s Wrock Wreview is going to cover a compilation of songs released by The Remedial Potions from circa 2007-2008. The Remedial Potions were a Slytherin band, and most of their music is currently lost. These seven singles were rereleased on July 17, 2020, simply entitled The Singles.
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Why We Fight: Ash of Aguamenti
Hello everyone, and welcome to the Why We Fight series. I’ve asked some of our favorite wrockers from around the world to talk about what they’re feeling now that JK Rowling is openly transphobic. Please feel free to join the conversation in the comments, but do remember these are sensitive subjects and real people you’re…
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The Wrock Wreview: Live at the Library
The Album The wrock band Witherwings did a live performance at a library in Orlando, FL in 2008 and released the live songs from that performance thirteen years later in April 2021! That’s what we’ll be reviewing today: Live at the Library. Grab your library card and settle in, here we go!
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Archive Releases: Celestial Warmbottom
This Friday, the Wizrocklopedia is proud to present two awesome rereleases of 2009 wizard rock EPs! This one’s a is the jazzy treat: Empress of Wizard Blues by the mysterious Celestial Warmbottom! Download it here—and check out our other awesome reissue today, a classic EP by Neville’s Diary! Celestial Warmbottom: Empress of Wizard Blues by…
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Archive Releases: Least Expected by Neville’s Diary
This Friday, the Wizrocklopedia is proud to present two awesome rereleases of 2009 wizard rock EPs! First up is Least Expected, a classic EP by Neville’s Diary, who are still around and making awesome wrock! Check out our rerelease here—and our other rerelease, an amazing jazz record by Celestial Warmbottom! Least Expected by Neville’s Diary…
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Why We Fight: Avery Marshall of How Airplanes Fly
Hello everyone, and welcome to the Why We Fight series. I’ve asked some of our favorite wrockers from around the world to talk about what they’re feeling now that JK Rowling is openly transphobic. Please feel free to join the conversation in the comments, but do remember these are sensitive subjects and real people you’re…
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The Wrock Wreview: Splinch’d and Split in Two
The Albums Today we’re going to have a two-for-one review, which is very fitting because the two EPs that are on today’s docket are Splinch’d and Split in Two, both by the same band, Essence of Dittany. This band is a side project of The Vanishing Cabinet, which you may remember from a previous Wrock…
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Why We Fight: Alex of Luney Tunes
Hello everyone, and welcome to the Why We Fight series. I’ve asked some of our favorite wrockers from around the world to talk about what they’re feeling now that JK Rowling is openly transphobic. Please feel free to join the conversation in the comments, but do remember these are sensitive subjects and real people you’re…
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The Wrock Wreview: Live at O.W.L. Fest 2021
The Album I had never heard of O.W.L. Fest before 2021, probably because I live over on the west coast and therefore am not usually able to go to live wrock concerts anymore. However, because most things have taken place online during the pandemic, Darvil of Percy and the Prefects decided to host O.W.L.…
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Archive Releases: The Nordic Alliance of Love!
This Bandcamp Friday on the Wizrocklopedia Music Archive, we are unbelievably excited to present an extremely rare (and awesome!) compilation of Swedish wizard rock songs: The Nordic Alliance of Love! Originally compiled in 2008 by the fan organization The Advance Guard and featuring exclusive songs by the Swedish Shortsnouts, Solitary Snape and many more, this…