WinterheartH: With progressive elements, ever darker soundscapes juxtaposed with shimmers of light…..

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Today the band WinterheartH released their third full length entitled Riverbed Empire and here are the very god, creative, progressive and long track Marshlands,

From the band WinterheartH you could expect Blackened Metal from the Hellish shores of eastern Canada. Riverbed Empire featuring lyre and vocal contribution from Anabelle Iratni (Devilment) plus a fretless bass solo by Hugo Doyon-Karout (Beyond Creation/ Equipoise/Brought By Pain). The track Riverbed Empire,

Riverbed Empire focuses on the timeless paradox of a beautiful evil by detailing lesser known pieces of Newfoundland folklore and the intricacies of global atrocities. Andrew Marsh let is letting fans know, «this album is another evolution in the WinterheartH saga. It has been a long 4 years and we’re not just picking up where we left off, we’re setting new standards for ourselves». Riverbed Empire offers black metal roots fused with progressive elements; ever darker soundscapes juxtaposed with shimmers of light. The track First Frost Harvest,

WinterheartH wanted a very good cover and contacted Mark Richards. Richards has been called to action to illustrate a cover that personifies the natural contrast of life’s beautiful darkness by drawing upon aspects of one of literature’s most resonant works, Inferno by Dante. The three Furies against an infernal castle backdrop solidifies the overarching menacing sensibilities throughout the music. Mark Richard’s previous work includes illustrations for: Primus, The Black Dahlia Murder, Pig Destroyer, and Carnifex.

Winterhearth’s debut Curse The Summer swiftly gained recognition from local media outlets. The Scope awarded them with Silver in Best Heavy Artist and The Newfoundland Herald exclaimed, «Winterhearth has set the island’s metal scene on fire!» 2016’s sophomore album Resettlement morphed into a dense audio force that showed the band has no intention of simply recreating the same experience. Once again taking second for Best Loud Band. In promotion of Resettlement fans were furiously rallied into a frenzy at the sold-out album release show, Maritime Metal & Hard Rock Festival, 709 Metalfest, Anvil’s sold-out event, Midsummer Mayhem.

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