The doom metal band Windhand has announced they are writing their first new album in nearly a decade. The Richmond, Virginia group shared the update on social media, expressing gratitude to fans. This marks their first full-length release since Eternal Return in 2018.
Windhand, the influential doom metal band from Richmond, Virginia, has confirmed they are actively developing new material for their upcoming album. In a social media post, the band stated: "Thanks again to everyone who came out to see us play this past year and all the bands we played with! We're busy writing the new album and can't wait to have it ready for everyone to hear!" This development ends a period of studio silence for the group, which has been a key player in modern doom music.
The forthcoming record will be Windhand's fifth full-length effort, following their 2018 release Eternal Return. Fans have eagerly awaited fresh songs from the band, known for their heavy, atmospheric sound. While no specific release date or additional details about the album's direction have been disclosed, the announcement itself has generated excitement among supporters.
This update comes after a year of live performances, highlighting the band's ongoing connection with their audience. Windhand's return to the studio signals a continuation of their legacy in the genre, promising more of the sludge-infused riffs that define their work.
