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Today, French black metallers Hyver reveal the new track "Terroir Terreur." The track is the first to be revealed from the band's highly anticipated new EP, Fonds de Terroir, set for international release on September 17th via Antiq. Hear Hyver's "Terroir Terreur" in its entirety HERE at Antiq's official YouTube channel.

Hyver comes back this autumn with a new EP called Fonds de Terroir. After Sorcier Hibou (dungeon synth - 2023) and Noirceur Mystique d'Autrefois (sympho / dungeoned black metal - early 2024), Fonds de Terroir brings us to the deep countryside of France. Melodious synth meets energic riffs, heavily supported by a creative bass-guitar played by KK (Passéisme) and groovy drums by Summun Algor (Agnus Dei). Hyver's rough voice is joined by strong choirs and two guests: Sans Visage (Prieuré) and M (Krasseville). With cover artwork by Joanna Maeyens (Paysage d'Hiver, Ruynn), Fond de Terroir tells us about journeys through France between muddy fields, old stone villages, ancient abbeys, and haunted swamps, in a musical spirit close to Horn, Satanic Warmaster, early Finntroll, and Hanternoz. The focus here is the link between black metal spirit and road-trip adventures - being "en route" to the unknown.

Antiq is a label dedicated to the fully coherent concept of making music through sound, image, video, and attitude. They have been putting their entire existence into it since 2009. Over the years, Antiq have been identified as producers of not only perfectly coherent lyrics and themes through music, but also conceptual art and, of course, the manufacturing of beautiful objects. The label tries as much as it can to work with French creators, and if possible, with the smallest and most serious structures.

In the meantime, hear the brand-new track "Terroir Terreur" HERE at Antiq's official YouTube channel. Aforementioned cover artwork and tracklisting are as follows:

Tracklisting for Hyver's Fonds de Terroir

1. Lanterne des Morts [4:11]

2. La Vieille près du Lavoir [6:39]

3. Frère Jean-Théophane [4:18]

4. Terroir Terreur [4:47]