Greek melodic black metallers Winter Eternal stream the entirety of their fourth album, Echoes Of Primordial Gnosis, which is set for official release tomorrow, 28 June, via Hells Headbangers. Winter Eternal returns with their boldest record yet: Echoes Of Primordial Gnosis.
While immediately recognizable as the same Winter Eternal that delivered the preceding modern classic, Echoes Of Primordial Gnosis just-as-prominently displays a greater usage of dynamics, particularly those revolving around acoustic and clean-stringed instruments such as cello. More about the new Winter Eternal album can be found over HERE. Link
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