Dixie Witch was born in the fall of 1999 in a tiny practice room in Denton, Texas. The band was formed as an outlet for the members to express their love of loud, pure, heavy rock. The trio�s lineup has remained unchanged since its inception three years ago. The band quickly forged its own sound, that fully capitalizes on their collective strengths: pummeling rhythms, dynamic musicianship, and vocals bellowed forth with conviction and purpose. The directness and down-home flavor of southern rock has also been a huge influence on the band's music, as well as its members. There is no pretentiousness or gimmickry to this band: it is all about the freedom to do your own thing. It seems the perfect antidote for the lackluster, manufactured "rock" that now permeates the airwaves.

Dixie Witch cultivate a sound that pays homage to the heavy and fuzzed forefathers that have come before them�. There is enough Blue Cheer, Mountain, and Grand Funk mixed with Southern Rock aesthetic to satisfy the jones of any 70�s head and enough back-to-the-future retro fuzz to take Dixie Witch headlong into the new millennium

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