Witcher have released Suttogó, which translates as the whisperer, with a video, and the song will get a physical release of its own on 8 November.
A hundred and fifty numbered copies in eco wallet packaging, for one track that runs past eight minutes. Pressing a single song as an object in that quantity is a decision about who the record is for, and it sits well with music built on forests, old belief and the figures that are supposed to live in both.
The whispering witches of the title come out of folk stories handed down rather than invented for the occasion, and the video stays in that register: no narrative, just the place the song describes.
The band are two people, Roland Neubauer and Karola Gere, working out of western Hungary since 2010 with twelve releases behind them. Öröklét, their fourth album, arrived in November 2025 and the fifth is already planned for 2027 through Northern Silence Productions. Suttogó sits between the two and belongs to neither, which is the most interesting place a single can occupy.