Originally released in 2011, Terminal Twilight came after a long hiatus for White Willow. After Signal to Noise, White Willow felt a little burned out, both as a band and from the whole prog scene. Jacob took a break to work on his art pop project The Opium Cartel. After that, he felt ready and eager to create prog rock again. This time the band decided to record and produce the album on their own. The album was recorded in three studios: Jacob’s Dude Ranch Studio, Lars Fredrik Frøislie’s studio, and Mattias Olsson’s Roth Händle Studio. “Having Mattias back as a drummer for the first time since Ex Tenebris was fantastic. Before writing the material for this album, I had gorged myself on a lot of Italian prog rock, especially Le Orme. So I think a bit of that influence crept into the music. A very proggy album that we are still very happy with.” (Jacob Holm-Lupo) Meticulously remastered by Jacob Holm-Lupo, this is is the last in a series of six White Willow re-releases on Karisma Records.
