20:37 - Blue Platypus I agree with you MechanisT, The Minds'I is by far their weakest album imo... But We Are The Void didn't impressed me. And the rest is either good, or great (The Gallery and Damage Done) ;)
20:35 - scapeplan I've only ever liked a few songs from The Gallery.
20:27 - MechanisT I personally found The Mind's I to be the weakest and by quite a distance. We Are The Void wasn't that great for me but Construct is slightly better.
20:24 - Marcel Hubregtse th still quite good albums, that I do agree with. Their weakest by far are We Are The Void and COnstruct
US atmospheric black metallers Wolves In The Throne Room have announced the re-release of their second full-length studio album Two Hunters on 180-gram double vinyl. Every detail of the original 2007 Southern Lord release has been maintained in this limited self-released version, which is available for purchase here.
US atmospheric black metallers Wolves In The Throne Room have announced new North American tour dates in January. This special run of new performances will bring the band's final shows in support of Celestial Lineage, released this year, and the band is excited to perform alongside a range of acts on the ten-date expedition, including Master Musicians Of Bukkake, Mount Eerie, Ash Borer, Worm Oroboros and Chelsea Wolfe.
"Thuja Magus Imperium", a brand-new track from US atmospheric black metal duo Wolves In The Throne Room has been made available for streaming over at Pitchfork.
Another new track, called "Woodland Cathedral", is still available for streaming over at NPR.org.
"Thuja Magus Imperium" and "Woodland Cathedral" come off the band's upcoming new album, entitled Celestial Lineage, which will be released on September 13th via Southern Lord Records. More album details were previously reported over here.
NPR is hosting the public's first listen to "Woodland Cathedral," the fifth track off of Cascadian black metal act Wolves In The Throne Room's upcoming LP, Celestial Lineage at this location.
The fourth album of the band, Celestial Lineage, will be released on September 13th, via Southern Lord Records.
With Wolves In The Throne Room's fourth full-length album, Celestial Lineage, now completed and nearing its September 13, 2011 release date via Southern Lord Records, the band unveil the album's full track listing and album artwork.
After devoting late Winter season to writing and recording, Wolves In The Throne Room are in the final stages of completing their fourth full-length opus of epic, earthen Black Metal ceremony.
For over six months the Weaver brothers, Aaron and Nathan, have been immersed in the painstaking writing and recording process of their newest album, and this week the process is nearly complete, at press time the album in its final mixing stages. The Wolves In The Throne Room clan have confirmed the title of this forthcoming astral black metal document as Celestial Lineage.
The transmutation reaches a new level with the completion of the album. In contrast to the bleakly hypnotic architecture of Black Cascade, the lifespan of Celestial Lineage breathes more expansive and visionary life into the duo's work. The Wolves In The Throne Room trademark long-form approach to arrangement remains intact, but there is a stronger thread of Popul Vuh-inspired underworld synthscapes and star-lit pulse woven with the intertwining guitar figures.
In February Southern Lord will proudly release the vinyl only version of the new Wolves In The Throne Room EP entitled "Malevolent Grain" cover art], featuring two brand new tracks from the Pacific Northwest organic black metallers. Conspiracy Records will offer a limited edition picture disc of the 12″ for Europe, while Southern Lord will release a black 180-gram version worldwide. Additionally the band will press a limited CD version for tour purposes only. The EP features the band's newly designed logo crafted by renowned artist Christophe Szpajdel, designer of black metal band logos for Kult Ov Azazel, Emperor, Moonspell and other international acts.
The third WITTR full-length "Black Cascade" will follow, to be released on March 31st on Southern Lord Records. More info will follow soon on this wholly organic black-drone masterwork. Both the EP and the full-length were recorded to 2-inch tape by Randall Dunn and Mell Dettmer in Seattle this Winter. The new recordings are the first to feature their new guitar player Will Lindsay (Middian) who had previously served as the band's touring bass player, in addition to longtime members, brothers Nathan and Aaron Weaver.
