Music

Testament (2003)

The 3rd album raised a few eyebrows when it was released because the band dressed up in costumes and mocked the organized church. The band spoke in tongues, cast out demons, and begged for money. Some of the audiences were offended by the display, but most of their fans recognized it as a gimmick, and they played along shouting out “Amen!” and “Hallelujah! in a cult-like way. $9.49

Revelations (2000)

This album was a grand endeavor by Enoch Watcher to create a sountrack for the book, Revelations, written by Craig Conte. It’s a double album, and all the songs are based on events that transpire in the novel. $9.49

The Early Years

(1990s)

Before the Watchers made their claim to fame, the band was like any other band trying to make it in the music business. This album was released under a different name, but almost all the songs were written by Enoch Watcher. $9.49

Home Recordings

(1990-2022)

This is a collection of unreleased material by Enoch Watcher. Some of the recordings were made in Enoch’s home studio, but others were recorded on 4- track cassettes with bad mics or live in their rehearsal unit. $0.00