Category: Releases

This is the ninth full length album. Appalachian Winter reverted to being a solo project with this effort. This release also marks the ability of Wilt Hollow Workhouse Studio (this project’s home) to use MIDI replacement. This album also marks the beginning of my attention to EQ, and how to fit mixes together sonically with methods other than presence and panning.  While I’m proud of the music, the mixes sound flat to me now. I’m working hard to address that with newer efforts. It truly is a lifelong effort to become proficient with something.

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This is the eighth full-length album. It is the second album so far to feature two more members aside from D.G. Klyne, with Randy Smith handling guitars exclusively and Mike O’Brien doing MIDI replacements for choir part of the orchestration.

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This is the seventh full-length album. It is exclusively not metal.

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This day marks my release of the single “Bring Me Victory.” This is a cover of Melankolia’s original track, which can be found here.

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“Miri It Is” is presented as a single. This is the Appalachian Winter version of an old song originally sung in Middle English. The original composer and lyricist are unknown.

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This is a collection of orchestrations to previous tracks from the fourth to sixth albums. Some of the later tracks feature MIDI choirs by Mike O’Brien.

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This is the sixth full album and it’s the first to feature Randy Smith on Guitars and Mike O’Brien with MIDI Choirs, both full-time. This is also the album where I made the painful realization that if I quintupled my grim vocals, they would come out as an Earth-shattering howl. I’ve been doing my grims that way ever since.

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