The Kharkiv-based black metal titans Khors have unveiled a new single from their eagerly awaited eighth full-length album, “Letters To The Future Self.” Scheduled for release this Friday, December 13th, the album will be available in a variety of formats, including CD, three unique vinyl editions, cassette, and digital versions, via the renowned Drakkar Productions.
“Letters To The Future Self” promises to be a monumental chapter in Khors’ already impressive discography, combining their deep spirit, Ukrainian roots, signature atmospheric sound with a forward-looking intensity. Fans can also look forward to further details about the release, which will be revealed on the same day.
The album was recorded at The Base Studio in Kyiv, with Alex Kasiarum behind the soundboard, ensuring every element was captured with precision. The mixing was expertly handled by Dmitry Kim, while the final touches of mastering were entrusted to the legendary Dan Swanö at his Unisound Studio in Germany—a name synonymous with sonic excellence.
With this new offering, Khors continues to solidify their place as one of Eastern Europe’s most compelling black metal acts, bridging the profound and the personal in their music. “Letters To The Future Self” is another testament of the poetic souls fighting for freedom and justice, soon to be witnessed by the world. Fascinating narrative of resistance and resilience.
Listen to the song “Zmiyevi Valy” below:
The Serpent Wall (Zmiyevi Valy) is an earthen earthworks stretching over a length of 2000 km, in the middle of the Dnieper Ukraine. According to researches, the structure would have played a defensive role in the protection of populations against nomadic invasions. Several theories exist on the origin of its construction, in particular on the date, which could date back from the 2nd century BC to the 7th century AD.
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