With their new single, “Echoes In The After,” UK black metal legends Winterfylleth have unveiled the second offering from their forthcoming album, The Unyielding Season.

Out March 27 via Napalm Records, The Unyielding Season is a social commentary wrapped in meticulously crafted poetry and prose.

While the preceding album, The Imperious Horizon (2024), described an ominous, malevolent force lurking in the distance, The Unyielding Season explores that threat becoming a reality.

Chris Naughton comments on “Echoes In The After”: “The lyric for this song was written in reaction to the felling of the famous ‘Robin Hood’ tree at Sycamore Gap on Hadrian’s Wall in the North East of the UK.

The song reflects on how some people seem to loathe iconic symbols of history and cultural importance that local communities share in and hold dear.”

Watch the official video for “Echoes In The After”: https://youtu.be/CcbIHG2jgsw

Winterfylleth’s ninth album marks a year of significant change for the band, including a new label, a new member, and a new release.

The Unyielding Season is available in various formats: double LP gatefold marbled orange/black/red (strictly limited to 200 copies worldwide, Napalm Mailorder exclusive); double LP gatefold marbled black smoke (strictly limited to 300 copies worldwide, Napalm Mailorder exclusive); double LP gatefold solid fuchsia including lyric sheet; CD digisleeve; and digital album.

Pre-order here: https://napalmrecords.us/collections/winterfylleth

The Unyielding Season tracklisting: “Heroes Of A Hundred Fields,” “Echoes In The After,” “A Hollow Existence” (feat. Flagrum), “Perdition’s Flame,” “The Unyielding Season,” “Unspoken Elegy” (feat. Arthur Thompson), “In Ashen Wake,” “Towards Elysium,” “Where Dreams Once Grew,” and “Enchantment” (Paradise Lost cover – bonus track).