History Music / ElectricWizard

* IndecipherableLyrics: See HarshVocals above for how close the trope is played straight.

* FilkSong: "Barbarian" is explicitly about Literature/ConanTheBarbarian, and most of their other songs are inspired by B-movies and pulp fiction.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: On the border between 9 and 10. Some of their ''Come My Fanatics...'' material is said to border 10 and 11, making it among the only doom metal examples to do so.

** "Dunwich" is about the eponymous Horror from Literature/HPLovecraft 's story.

** "Dunwich" is about the eponymous Horror from [[HPLovecraft]]'s story.

** "Dunwich" is about the eponymous Horror from [[BP Lovecraft]]'s story.

* OdeToIntoxication: [[CaptainObvious They're quite fond of weed]].

* TheStoner: And unashamedly so. They casually and often mention lighting bongs, or doing just that in interviews. Heck you can even hear them hitting it up at the end of some songs, as if zoning out to gear up for the next jam. If you pay enough attention, you can even hear them lighting up during Funeralopolis.

* TheStoner: And unashamedly so. They casually and often mention lighting bongs, or doing just that in interviews. Heck you can even hear them hitting it up at the end of some songs, as if zoning out to gear up for the next jam.

** The band's name comes from Music/BlackSabbath -- namely, by combining two of their song titles ("''Electric'' Funeral" and "The ''Wizard''"). A further Black Sabbath ShoutOut is the cover art to the EP ''Legalise Drugs and Murder'', which looks very similar to that of Sabbath's ''Master of Reality''.

* ShoutOut: Being a stoner doom band, Electric Wizard tends to have a lot of shout outs to stoner, grindhouse, and pulp fantasy fiction. "Barbarian" is a song about, you guessed it, Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian. "I, the Witchfinder" is about the old movie ''Mark of the Devil''.

* {{Sampling}}: From Dopethrone and onward, many songs in their discography have small samples from movies or PSA's at the beginning.

* RockMeAsmodeus: The cover of ''Dopethrone'' depicts Satan smoking a bong.

* EpicRocking: Most of their output, to the point where it's much, much easier to count the tracks that are less than five minutes in length. Amongst their full-length albums, the longest tracks are "Weird Tales" and "Saturn's Children", both around fifteen minutes in length. ("Dopethrone" and "Mind Transferral" on various editions of ''Dopethrone'' are slight subversions, each containing a hidden track after several minutes of silence, though they're both around ten minutes even without the hidden track.)