Towers... and Rift. Canyon.Dreams with Towers... being more intense and aggressive and Rift.Canyon.Dreams being more morose and brooding. The Crippled Lucifer compilation contains all but one song from their two LPs. Goatsnake/Burning Witch split contains two songs, one from each of the LP recording sessions (and the one omitted from Crippled Lucifer), and the Asva / Burning Witch split contains the song "Rift. Canyon.Dreams". A lot of terms have been used to describe Burning Witch's highly untraditional sound. Among these are "suicide doom", "transdimensional drone doom", "true blackened doom", and "molasses sludge". Stephen O'Malley has said these descriptions are "ridiculous", insisting Burning Witch is just slow and heavy doom with unique vocals. There is a natural progression in the sound of Burning Witch to the pair's later project Sunn O))), especially on Black One. Comparisons can also be made to O'Malley's later project Khanate. Discography Towers... 12" EP (Slap-a-Ham Records 1996) Rift.Canyon.Dreams 12" EP (Merciless Records 1997) Crippled Lucifer (Seven Psalms for Our Lord of Light) CD (Southern Lord Records 1998) Goatsnake/Burning Witch split CD with Goatsnake (Hydra Head Records 2000) split 12" with Asva (Dos Fatales Records 2004). Crippled Lucifer (Ten Psalms for Our Lord of Light) 2xCD (also a numbered edition of 2000 came with a "dropcard" which contained a downloadable only version of the band's unreleased 1996 demo and a live performance which was Greg Anderson's only known recording with the band) (Southern Lord Records 2008) References External links Southern Lord Records biography of Burning Witch [ Burning Witch] on AllMusic Burning Witch on Encyclopedia Metallum American doom metal musical groups Heavy metal musical groups from Washington (state) Musical groups established in 1995 Musical groups disestablished in 1998 Musical groups from Seattle Drone metal musical groups American sludge metal musical groups