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Track List
01) The Shell
02) Wreckages Ghost
03) Underwatermoon
04) Hunting the Human
05) Execution
06) And Flames Wept to Heaven
07) The Curse of Gypsy
08) Delirium
09) Tenth Wave
10) Smoke Figures
11) The Martyr and Deliverance
12) Farewell
01) The Shell
02) Wreckages Ghost
03) Underwatermoon
04) Hunting the Human
05) Execution
06) And Flames Wept to Heaven
07) The Curse of Gypsy
08) Delirium
09) Tenth Wave
10) Smoke Figures
11) The Martyr and Deliverance
12) Farewell
1:45
5:02
6:28
5:32
4:37
2:12
9:27
5:59
8:04
2:02
6:19
9:41
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2010
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Underwatermoon, released in 2010, is the ambitious second full-length album by Israeli metal band Winterhorde. A concept album in the truest sense, Underwatermoon tells a haunting, allegorical tale of internal struggle, madness, and transformation, unfolding across an epic, genre-blending musical journey.
Spanning over an hour in length, the album weaves together elements of melodic black metal, progressive metal, symphonic arrangements, and dark theatricality. It’s both cinematic in scale and deeply introspective, exploring the fragile boundaries between reality and delusion, light and darkness, sanity and chaos. The lyrics follow a tormented protagonist descending into a dreamlike, watery underworld—a subconscious ocean of despair, longing, and eventual rebirth.
Musically, Underwatermoon is dense and dynamic: ferocious blast beats and harsh vocals give way to sweeping clean sections, layered choirs, and haunting melodies. Orchestral keyboards and progressive structures elevate the album beyond typical genre conventions, drawing comparisons to bands like Arcturus, Opeth, and Emperor, yet Winterhorde's unique storytelling and tonal balance give the record a singular voice.
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Underwatermoon, released in 2010, is the ambitious second full-length album by Israeli metal band Winterhorde. A concept album in the truest sense, Underwatermoon tells a haunting, allegorical tale of internal struggle, madness, and transformation, unfolding across an epic, genre-blending musical journey.
Spanning over an hour in length, the album weaves together elements of melodic black metal, progressive metal, symphonic arrangements, and dark theatricality. It’s both cinematic in scale and deeply introspective, exploring the fragile boundaries between reality and delusion, light and darkness, sanity and chaos. The lyrics follow a tormented protagonist descending into a dreamlike, watery underworld—a subconscious ocean of despair, longing, and eventual rebirth.
Musically, Underwatermoon is dense and dynamic: ferocious blast beats and harsh vocals give way to sweeping clean sections, layered choirs, and haunting melodies. Orchestral keyboards and progressive structures elevate the album beyond typical genre conventions, drawing comparisons to bands like Arcturus, Opeth, and Emperor, yet Winterhorde's unique storytelling and tonal balance give the record a singular voice.
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