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Rip Tyde 

1. An English rock supergroup, formed in the west midlands in 2012 from the ashes of four of the region's hottest band's, by bassist Dan Jones, singer Carl Grocutt, drummer Mark Brookes, and guitarists Phil Jones and Mark Broome. They are famous for blistering live show's, being 100% sexy, awesome rock music, and a total lack of fashion sense.

2. Rip Tyde is the 3 night Anglo-Saxon Pagan ritual that is held on wychbury hill in stourbridge and is observed by the high priest and the four appointed Wyches who represent the covens of the North,East,South and West to give thanks to Woden(chief of gods, god of war, poetry and mantic ecstasy) by the gathering of flowers/incantation of earth(september 6), lighting of candles/incantation of sky(september 7), sharing of wine/incantation of life(september 8). The words Rip Tyde mean the reaping of good tidings even though it is considered as a black mass.
1.Guy#1-Have you heard anything by Rip Tyde?

Guy#2-Of course,I only listen to awesome music!

2.Guy#1-Dont go up on Wychbury hill,tonight!

Guy#2-Why,whats happening?

Guy#1-Rip Tyde is happening,thats what!
Rip Tyde by Cult of Ray August 27, 2013
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