Midwinter
Midwinter formed in 2011 around the siblings Helen and Emily Roberts from Cornwall, England. Their music draws on folk traditions and Celtic themes, with...
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Midwinter formed in 2011 around the siblings Helen and Emily Roberts from Cornwall, England. Their music draws on folk traditions and Celtic themes, with songs like "Moonrise" and "Dreamscape Revelations" showing their interest in atmospheric, introspective material.
Their debut album "The Turning Tides" came out in 2016, followed by "Moonrise" in 2019. That title track became one of their better-known songs. They've since released "The Haystack" in 2021 and "The Witch's Knot" in 2023, continuing to work with folk and Celtic sounds while occasionally touching on progressive rock elements.
Some of their other tracks include "Dying In Vain," "Evoking The Grotesque," and "Existence Means Suffering." The band has maintained a consistent lineup centered on the Roberts sisters since their formation.
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