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Disc I
01. When Time Fades Away
02. Sons Of Winter And Stars
1 - Rain Of Stars
2 - Surrounded By Darkness
3 - Journey Inside A Dream
4 - Sons Of Winter And Stars
03. Land Of Snow And Sorrow
04. Darkness And Frost
05. Time
06. [hidden track] [Mediabook & Mailorder edition bonus]
Disc II [DVD] [Mediabook bonus]
+ Time I Live Rehearsals At Sonic Pump Studios
+ Licks & Tricks
+ Sons Of Winter And Stars - Project Demonstration
+ Photo Gallery
Disc III [instrumental CD] [Mailorder edition bonus]
01. When Time Fades Away
02. Sons Of Winter And Stars
1 - Rain Of Stars
2 - Surrounded By Darkness
3 - Journey Inside A Dream
4 - Sons Of Winter And Stars
03. Land Of Snow And Sorrow
04. Darkness And Frost
05. Time
The biggest surprise of 2012
Top 20 albums of 2012: 4
Review
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Line-up
Jari Mäenpää - vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass
Teemu Mäntysaari - guitars
Kai Hahto - drums
Jukka Koskinen - bass
Guest musicians
Sami Hinkka - choirs
Olli Vänskä - choirs
Mathias "Warlord" Nygård - choirs
Jukka-Pekka Miettinen - choirs
Mikko "Ilmarinen" Salovaara - choirs
Markus Toivonen - choirs
Heri Joensen - choirs
Alpha Valtias Mustatuuli - additional growling
Additional info
Release dates:
- October 19: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Finland, Norway
- October 22: North America, UK, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Portugal, Poland (+ all other European countries not mentioned in this list)
- October 23: Italy
- October 24: Sweden
Formats:
- Limited Mediabook (hard cover, wide format) CD+DVD
- Limited Mediabook (hard cover, wide format) CD+DVD + Instrumental CD of Time I, Certificate (limited to 500 copies, exclusively available at Nuclear Blast)
- Limited Mediabook (hard cover, wide format) CD+DVD + Signed photo card Jari Mäenpää (limited to 1000 copies, exclusively available at Amazon.de)
- Limited Mediabook (hard cover, wide format) CD+DVD + Wintersun logo shirt gray/black (exclusively available at Levykauppa Äx)
- Limited Mediabook (hard cover, wide format) CD+DVD + Shirt (black) (EMP exclusive)
- CD Jewel Case + Shirt (Nuclear Blast USA exclusive)
- CD Jewel Case
- Blue vinyl (180g vinyl in gatefold including poster)
- White vinyl (180g vinyl in gatefold including poster. Strictly limited to 200 hand-numbered copies) (exclusive at Nuclear Blast mailorder)
- Digital download
- iTunes digital download with Time I booklet
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Staff review by
Baz Anderson
Rating:
7.5
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One of the most highly anticipated albums of the last decade; Time I finally ends the eight year silence, but was the wait worth it?
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.02.2013 at 11:57
Written by SWAMPL0RD on 05.02.2013 at 08:55
Pretty much this is what I was expecting. I grew up listening to lots of COB, KALMAH, Ensiferum, etc. Many people think the melodeath genre has gone stale, but it's still my favorite, and Wintersun are at the top of their game this go around. Can't wait for part two.
Jusy such a shame that all the bands you mentioned don't play melodeath at all  They all play a more extreme version of power metal, nothing to do with melodeath.
Ah, I stand corrected
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.02.2013 at 11:57
Written by SWAMPL0RD on 05.02.2013 at 08:55
Pretty much this is what I was expecting. I grew up listening to lots of COB, KALMAH, Ensiferum, etc. Many people think the melodeath genre has gone stale, but it's still my favorite, and Wintersun are at the top of their game this go around. Can't wait for part two.
Jusy such a shame that all the bands you mentioned don't play melodeath at all They all play a more extreme version of power metal, nothing to do with melodeath.
Not quite, Ensiferum are extreme folk and Kalmah have undeniable melodic death influences.
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Written by LeKiwi on 09.02.2013 at 01:52
Kalmah have undeniable melodic death influences.
Really? Such as? Kalmah, Ensiferum, and COB each play extreme power metal, pretty much no melo-death influence at all
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Most would say Kalmah has melodeath influences... well, at least most websites do (including this one), reviews and whatnot.
I think there was a topic about extremepower/melodeath for all genre-pickiness fans, gave good insight about it.
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I take that back. I can hear the death metal influence in Kalmah. Listening through Swamplord again and there are definite death metal influences
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Written by Alex Lemon on 12.02.2013 at 21:40
Really? Such as? Kalmah, Ensiferum, and COB each play extreme power metal, pretty much no melo-death influence at all
I dont really see the big deal in calling those bands melodeath. Sure if you wanna be technical they are extreme power but everyone from where Im from just uses Melodic death as an umbrella term for these bands, its just an easier term to use when talking casually.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.02.2013 at 11:57
Written by SWAMPL0RD on 05.02.2013 at 08:55
Pretty much this is what I was expecting. I grew up listening to lots of COB, KALMAH, Ensiferum, etc. Many people think the melodeath genre has gone stale, but it's still my favorite, and Wintersun are at the top of their game this go around. Can't wait for part two.
Jusy such a shame that all the bands you mentioned don't play melodeath at all They all play a more extreme version of power metal, nothing to do with melodeath.
I know people on other forums who would argue with you that bands like COB, Kalmah, Ensiferum, etc are melodic Death Metal.
However, I think they are wrong and I agree with you. When I hear those bands, the music reminds me a lot of 90s Stratovarius, only with some blastbeats and semi-harsh vocals thrown in.
Not heavy enough to be labelled as Death Metal, Imo.
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I love this album, just like the previous one. After the long wait and computer problems (if there were really), etc. I was expecting a disaster, but it was a pleasant surprise. Ok, first the songs sounded like a synth-mess, and overproduced, but after a few listens I realized that they are actually really good. My only problem is that it's so short, and we only got half of the album  But money rules, I guess.
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Compared to their first album this is a joke ... dunno why but I have a strange feeling about the actual albums of the metal world that all have a sense to popularize their stuff. Underground FTW
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 JÄY - 03.04.2013 at 04:56
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Finally has to bump it up to 10....
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Too much melody 8.2/10
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