FLUISTERAARS’ latest offering, ‘Gegrepen Door de Geest der Zielsontluiking’ (Eisenwald) is, without a doubt, one of the most exciting releases of 2021.
There are a number of bands that slot neatly into what I fondly call my ‘heritage’ catalogue. Ireland’s Primordial…
Winterfylleth have announced details of their new album, titled The Hallowing of Heirdom, which will be released via Candlelight/ Spinefarm on April 6, 2018.
Whether you’re a new fan or a veteran of the band, this compilation is the perfect exposure to the work of this magnificent band. Read our review here.
Winterfylleth is a band that has seen a sharp rise in its profile over the last couple of years; and 2012 was especially good to them. The band re-released the excellent album, Ghost of Heritage, and was featured in publications outside of the traditional underground black metal scene. As a result of the quality of the band’s previous outputs, expectations were high for The Threnody of Triumph. Would the band be able to deliver on their third full-length album? In a word, the answer is a resounding YES.
The Ghost of Heritage is a re-release of Winterfylleth’s debut album which originally came out a few years ago. Besides being remastered, the album also features two new tracks that were not on the original release. Now, as someone who had never heard the album before, I can’t tell original purchasers whether or not a re-purchase is necessary, but I can say to those of you who who haven’t that it is definitly worth buying.