Category: Releases

This is a split album with Draumar, originally released as an LP.

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Stream Draumar’s side of the split here. I would never be so presumptuous as to offer his tracks for free download unless he were to specifically ask me to do so.

This is the fifth full album. It is also the first album to be physically released by Nine Gates Records. “Keystone” features Randy Smith on guitars and Andy Heib (Draumar) on drums, also marking the first time people who aren’t me played on an AW track.

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This is the fourth full album. I self-titled it because I thought I peaked on this one. Joke’s on me; I’ve never been good at this shit.

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This is Appalachian Winter’s third album. Apologies for the comic-sans; I’m an idiot who thought it looked “earthy” or some shit like that. A significant production change, especially concerning guitar sound happened on this effort. I’ve been trying to reclaim the guitar production on “Winterdance” since that song was recorded – an effort that has proven fruitless.

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This is Appalachian Winter’s second full album. Here’s a neat bit of trivia: the album name came from a friend’s (Randy Smith, who would later go on to play guitars for some of Appalachian Winter’s efforts) statement one snowy and cold April day that “Winter is eternal here.”

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This is Appalachian Winter’s very first album! Fun fact: I almost gave up music just before I started working on this album. The lesson here is obvious; failure becomes greater when paired with persistence. Also, “Into the Abode of Wolves” was the first song written for this project, meaning that although it’s the second track on the album, it was the first one that ever existed for Appalachian Winter.

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