Since their formation in 2007, England’s Winterfylleth has conjured moods and emotions that range from vicious and violent to melodic and elegant. Pitchfork says, “Winterfylleth's take on black metal is as cold as any Norwegian son.” Stereogum’s Michael Nelson boldly notes, “I’ve never understood why Winterfylleth aren’t one of the biggest black metal bands in the world.” The Dvination of Antiquity contains eight new vitriolic anthems gorged with the band’s technical precision.

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Country: United Kingdom
Style: Pagan Black Metal

Coining the term English Heritage Black Metal (EHBM), Winterfylleth (which translates into Winter Full Moon in the olde English language) represents the month of October (hence the coinciding release date) and also represents the Anglo-Saxon festival of the arrival of winter. With their Rise Of The Winter Full Moon demo, which was done in a very limited run but generated quite a reputable response, said demo displayed a fierce focused vision on what Winterfylleth want to achieve through their music, and with their Ghost Of Heritage debut, this vision becomes even more solidified and fleshed out.