Capturing the relentless bitterness of the cold to the warm refuge from it, this list contains six albums of music to help you get through the winter. In many cultures, the season represents warmth, light and celebration equally as much as cold, darkness and decay — a strong example of humanity’s resilience. This list contains six albums of music to help you get through the winter, some that capture the relentless bitterness of the cold season and some that offer a warm refuge from it. “Haunt Me, Haunt Me Do It Again” by Tim HeckerTim Hecker’s 2001 experimental ambient album “Haunt Me, Haunt Me Do It Again” may be the closest electronic instruments have come to encapsulating the cold season. “Depression Cherry” allows listeners to escape into an endlessly inviting trance of warm reverberation, perfect for when the cold winter is less than welcoming.