Abigail Williams returns with their boldest and most diverse offering to date.

“Walk Beyond the Dark” summarizes the band’s previous experiments into one defining statement.

The album deftly wields the forces of light and dark in skilled measure. Icy guitars and bleak atmospheres encircle. String accompaniments burst into rapture. Powerful guitars shift between slithering rhythms and all-out assaults.

The grandiosity of the band’s debut album arrives via intricate string accompaniments. The raw fury of their sophomore effort pummels. A sense of space and clarity evokes the band’s third album. And the gritty darkness and progressive oddity evoke the fourth.

“Walk Beyond the Dark” melds all previous efforts into an undeniable force, elevating the result to the next level.

Abigail Williams take their rightful crown as the lords of American black metal.

The melancholic futility of despair. Surrender to the mysterious void.

Erimha, which means Army or Legion according to Sumerian mythology, was formed in January 2010 by members Ksaos (drums), Kthien (rhythm guitar), Lykan (bass), Gore (vocals) and Alix (lead guitar).

Less than a year after the first guitar riffs were written, Erimha wrote, pre-produced and recorded their first full length album “Irkalla” in September 2010. “Irkalla” was recorded by Chris Donaldson (Cryptopsy, Mythosis) who, at his Montreal based studio the “Garage Studio” has been recording some of the biggest Montreal metal acts such as: The Agonist, Beneath the Massacre, Mythosis, The Last Felony, Cryptopsy, Neuraxis etc… “After only one recording day, we already knew that Chris was the producer we needed. He’s bringing the best out of everybody. He found the perfect mix of aggressiveness and clarity we were looking for our sound” said Ksaos.
Donaldson also convinced the extremely talented Alissa White-Gluz (The Agonist/Century Media Records) to lend her astonishing voice on the track ”The Legend of Ereshkigal”. Only a few months after self-releasing “Irkalla”, the band signed with IME records (Itchy Metal Entertainment). In 2011, Erimha, mixing Black and Death Metal, brought a strong and high energy set to the province of Quebec, working hard on establishing the band as a respected act on their local scene, which payed off having Diusternas (lead guitar) join on guitars after Alix and Lykan decided to part they’re ways with the fast growing Black/Death Metal act due to personal reasons. In early 2012, Erimha signed C with CB Entertainment (an Ohio based management company). Also, Erimha, out of 260 applications, was chosen as one of the 20 bands that would compete for a spot on the biggest Canadian heavy metal festival “Heavy MTL”. In June 2012, Erimha released their first single “Ascetic”, which shows the new sound and maturity of the Montreal based act. In early 2013, Erimha will be releasing a second single in form of a videoclip and studio sessions have already been booked with Chris Donaldson to start recording they’re second full length album which will be released shortly after the launch of their first videoclip. Prepare yourselves for chaos!…

Formed in early 2013 by drummer/vocalist Rae Amitay (Thrawsunblat, Errant) and studio guitarist/arranger Evan Berry (Wilderun), Immortal Bird released their debut EP, Akrasia, in December 2013. The band quickly garnered a hometown following as well, with the Chicago Reader calling it “sick and greasy black metal that does an admirable job inventing the sound of a mind tearing itself apart.” The band recorded their debut full-length, Empress/Abscess in February 2015 with Pete Grossmann at Bricktop Recording Studio where it was then mixed and mastered by Colin Marston (Gorguts, Krallice, Artificial Brain). The album was released on July 14, 2015 and featured a guest vocal performance from John Hoffman of the renowned powerviolence/grind band Weekend Nachos.

Immortal Bird is currently signed to 20 Buck Spin and released their second full-length LP, Thrive on Neglect on July 5, 2019. It was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Dave Otero (Cattle Decapitation, Cephalic Carnage) and features artwork by Kikyz1313. In June 2019, Kerrang! Magazine named Immortal Bird #23 on their list of the 50 Best American Metal Bands of the Last Decade, and NPR said with the new material, “Immortal Bird nails that skin-crawling claustrophobia with metallic madness, but spaces out its relentlessly sliding grind with prowling hardcore riffs.” Dave Adelson of 20 Buck Spin had this to say about the new record: “Thrive on Neglect is a blistering statement of intent from a band ascending into full bloom.”