Polish black metal band KALT VINDUR have unveiled their second single, ‘Lost In Infinity’, from their upcoming fourth studio album, "The Void Of Time", due for release on November 27, 2026 via The Circle Music. The track arrives accompanied by a lyric video.

‘Lost In Infinity’ is presented as one of the standout examples of the musical approach KALT VINDUR have developed for their new album. Combining black metal foundations with strong melodies, atmospheric layers and a more pronounced emotional narrative, the band aim to take the sound shaped on 2024’s "Magna Mater" a step further with "The Void Of Time". The new album is said to bring together aggressive passages with dark and melancholic atmospheres.

Formed in Dukla in 2015, KALT VINDUR released their debut album "Delusions" in 2017, followed by "And Nothing Is Endless" in 2020. "Magna Mater", released after the band signed with Greek label The Circle Music in 2023, emerged as an important turning point in their career.

"The Void Of Time" was produced by Artur Szydło and Krzysztof Kokosiński, who also handled mixing and mastering. The lyrics were written by Wojciech Kozub, while all music was composed by Artur Szydło. Drums and vocals were recorded by Grzegorz Gnat at Regnat Audio Studio in Cieklin.

The album’s artwork was created by Maciej Kamuda, who is also known for his work with bands including BLUT AUS NORD, SPACESLUG and SUNNATA. Paweł Kuranda handled the album layout and additional artwork, while the band photography was provided by Karol "Panku" Pankiewicz.

"The Void Of Time" will be released digitally, as a jewel case CD, and on vinyl in two colour variants. The vinyl editions will be available in transparent marbled blue and black, and marbled pink and black.

The album’s tracklist features ‘Suspended In Emptiness’, ‘The Void Of Time’, ‘In Silence’, ‘Lost In Infinity’, ‘The Path Of Sin’, ‘On The Way To...’, ‘Ataraxia’ and ‘Jesien’.

"The Void Of Time" will be released on November 27, 2026 via The Circle Music.

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