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Heretoir
Heretoir in 2023
Background information
Origin	Augsburg, Germany
Genres	Black metal post-rock shoegaze^[1]
Years active	2006 (2006)–present
Labels	Northern Silence Pest

Heretoir is a German blackgaze band formed in 2006 by David 'Eklatanz' C.^[2]

Discography

Studio albums

Heretoir (2011)
The Circle (2017)
Nightsphere (2023)

EPs

Existenz Demo (2008)
.Existenz. EP (2009)
Wastelands (2023)

Compilations

Substanz (2012)

Split albums

The World Comes to an End in the End of a Journey (2009)
Wiedersehen – unsere Hoffnung (2010)

Singles

"Just for a Moment" (2014)
"Golden Dust" (Acoustic Version; feat. Emily Highfield) (2019)
"Graue Bauten" (2022)
"Fatigue" (2023)
"Anima" (2023)
"Wastelands "(2023)
"At Dusk" (2023)
"Twilight of the Machines" (feat. Austere) (2023)
"Glacierheart – Nightsphere, Pt. 2" (feat. Der Weg einer Freiheit) (2023)
"The Same Hell" (2024)

References

^ Kelly, Kim (16 March 2017). "Heretoir's Melancholy Atmospheric Black Metal Offers Solace in Troubled Times". Vice Media. Retrieved 7 August 2021.
^ "Heretoir". Encyclopaedia Metallum. Retrieved 7 August 2021.

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