With Terminal Twilight, we reach the conclusion of Karisma’s revisitation of White Willow’s back catalogue. The release schedule of an album every 4 or 5 months has allowed fans to savour each release, so it’s almost with regret that we reach the end of this sequence. 2006’s Signal To Noise had seen the band trim..
White Willow – Signal To Noise (Karisma Records)
The reissuing of remastered versions of the White Willow catalogue continues unabated with this being the fifth of the planned series of six. We had previously left White Willow in 2004 with Storm Season and here we forward just two years, but Signal To Noise is an example of just what a difference two years..
White Willow – Storm Season (Karisma Records)
Storm Season stands out as a dark and complex piece of creativity, put together by a remarkably talented set of musicians. This is now the fourth in a series of six White Willow re-releases on vinyl by Karisma Records. There are just a few months between each release which maintains the sensation of these six..
White Willow – Sacrament (Karisma Records)
Karisma’s releasing of remastered versions of White Willow’s back catalogue continues unabated with this the group’s third album which initially saw the light of day in 2000. The Norwegian band had made a mark with a mixture of folk and prog, with 1995’s debut Ignis Fatuus leaning towards the former, and 1998’s Ex-Tenebris having more..
While Willow – Ex Tenebris (Karisma Records)
Ex Tenebris deliciously mixed pastoral, epic and brooding moments and the outcome will be a treat for anyone with a love of classic ‘70s prog. This is the second in a planned series of releases by Karisma of the back catalogue of White Willow. Last year saw the release of the 1995 debut album,..