Melodic hardcore quartet Whiteriver has travelled on a rocky road since the release of the debut A Beautiful Place to Hide in 2016. The band didn’t only have to deal with line-up changes on the instruments (joined by the former drummer of Embraced By Hatred), also the position of the frontman had to be re-occupied two times until Whiteriver had found their own unique voice. But turbulent, stressful and exhausting times often lead to the best and most authentic results. Their most recent album Warmth is proof that giving up should never be an option. The album is intensive and personal but, regardless to the own fate, it takes a reflected look at the world as well.