Five years after their previous release, Eternal Struggle return with "Wartime Love Affair", a heavier, more dynamic evolution of their metallic hardcore sound. Built from the lived reality of ongoing conflict, the album carries a raw emotional weight that reflects the instability, tension, and endurance shaped by war.

Where "Year of the Gun" established their foundation in aggressive groove-driven hardcore, this new record expands the palette with denser layering, sharper contrasts, and more atmospheric depth. The band leans into both crushing heaviness and moments of restrained intensity, making the emotional swings feel more pronounced and deliberate.

Across the album, the sense of urgency is inseparable from reflection. The riffs hit harder, but they also leave space for grief, frustration, and resilience to surface. Rather than simply escalating aggression, "Wartime Love Affair" channels experience into something more textured and human, turning chaos into structured intensity.

The result is a record that feels both physically punishing and emotionally charged: less a return than a transformation shaped by time, conflict, and survival.

1. Hate Is Not Enough
2. Inner Mind
3. Bloodshot Eyes
4. Every Form Of Violence
5. Bronze
6. Blood Into Water
7. Shed The Goat
8. All Against All
9. Tonight We March
10. TLV
11. The Lowest Kind