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Track List
01) Estuary
02) Knights of Tiamat
03) Foretold in Reflections
04) The Orca Cliffs
05) Ghosts Among the Obelisks
06) Wretched Spirits, Land of the Light
01) Estuary
02) Knights of Tiamat
03) Foretold in Reflections
04) The Orca Cliffs
05) Ghosts Among the Obelisks
06) Wretched Spirits, Land of the Light
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2026
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Estuary is the eighth studio album by the American atmospheric black metal band Wolves in the Throne Room, released on 23rd October 2026 through Relapse Records (North America) and Century Media Records (internationally).
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Thematic concepts focus heavily on a post-civilisation future set 1,000 years after the fall of humanity, where nature has reclaimed the ruins of the earth. Frontman Nathan Weaver describes the concept as a peaceful yet volatile world where magic has returned and estuaries serve as powerful natural nexus points.
Musically, the record retains their signature raw Cascadian black metal style but injects new sonic textures, including prominent gothic guitar layers, massive percussive elements, subtle industrial noise undertones, and the addition of a driving, distinct bass presence provided by touring bassist Galen Baudhuin.
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Estuary is the eighth studio album by the American atmospheric black metal band Wolves in the Throne Room, released on 23rd October 2026 through Relapse Records (North America) and Century Media Records (internationally).
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Thematic concepts focus heavily on a post-civilisation future set 1,000 years after the fall of humanity, where nature has reclaimed the ruins of the earth. Frontman Nathan Weaver describes the concept as a peaceful yet volatile world where magic has returned and estuaries serve as powerful natural nexus points.
Musically, the record retains their signature raw Cascadian black metal style but injects new sonic textures, including prominent gothic guitar layers, massive percussive elements, subtle industrial noise undertones, and the addition of a driving, distinct bass presence provided by touring bassist Galen Baudhuin.
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