captain_che wrote: I started a thread about this several months ago and still can't find any news about IV! It's easily the release I'm looking forward to most. And hopefully Wroth/Wintherr puts out some of the unreleased Paysage d'Hiver material.



If I recall correctly, the three Schnee tracks (simply called Schnee I, Schnee II and Schnee II) wil be released as well as an indepent release (compilation probably). Schnee II was only released on the Wurzelgeister compilation, but a rerecorded version (with better sound quality) can be found on the Paysage d'Hiver Myspace (or YouTube). Schnee III has never been released up to this point (and Schnee I of course with the split with Vinterriket), but can be found on the band's MySpace (or YouTube) as well.



I also hope that the track Gletschertor will be released again, as it can currently only be found on a compilation of two (including the Schneesturm compilation). It's quite a unique track, as the ambient sound of those snow storms and wind are extremely hard in the mix, almost taking over the role of the guitar so to speak. Great track overall If I recall correctly, the three Schnee tracks (simply called Schnee I, Schnee II and Schnee II) wil be released as well as an indepent release (compilation probably). Schnee II was only released on the Wurzelgeister compilation, but a rerecorded version (with better sound quality) can be found on the Paysage d'Hiver Myspace (or YouTube). Schnee III has never been released up to this point (and Schnee I of course with the split with Vinterriket), but can be found on the band's MySpace (or YouTube) as well.I also hope that the track Gletschertor will be released again, as it can currently only be found on a compilation of two (including the Schneesturm compilation). It's quite a unique track, as the ambient sound of those snow storms and wind are extremely hard in the mix, almost taking over the role of the guitar so to speak. Great track overall _________________

I didn't want any flowers, I only wanted

to lie with my hands turned up and be utterly empty.

How free it is, you have no idea how free

the peacefulness is so big it dazes you.

- Sylvia Plath

