Want to hear this.

Kauan said this would be the spiritual sequel to 'Aava Tuulen Maa'. They said and they delivered. Man this is some piece to completely drift away with, the atmosphere is fenomenal.

I found the first half a bit testing with how quiet and muted a lot of it was, but from midway through Lahja onwards, it does really pick up and there's some really picturesque music in there

2005- Folk metal
2005-2006 Black metal
2007- Doom metal

2017 - Post rock I guess...

Well played and produced, some good melody but really boooring!
Nothing to do with the masterpiece Sorni Nai, and even with the soft but beautiful Aava Tuulen Maa.

I don't think this is metal, but it is an enjoyable piece of music.

What a wonderful, delicate piece of music. I seriously can't get enough of this!

Just put some time aside to listen to this, extremely evocative and thought provoking. Not quite metal, but very emotionally engaging music.

Wonderfull

Phenomenal album, you can feel the doom metal influences but they've definitely moved onto something uniquely their own

Simply sensational a masterpiece of post-rock all its perfect melodies, album totally recommended

They Have Really Improved.
Good Progress.

Found the opening track and "Lahja" interesting but I can't find any way that this can top their first album...

Written by musclassia on 24.09.2017 at 17:20

I found the first half a bit testing with how quiet and muted a lot of it was, but from midway through Lahja onwards, it does really pick up and there's some really picturesque music in there

Yeah when Poissa kicks in onward, you can practically underlay a UK speed garage/trance beat from then on and not tell the difference in addition from the original. Like with seeing vinyl rips play compared to official streams featuring cover only are going to grab attention when the music can't keep up to standard, I mean when there are other options available in streaming this is how you do it for maximum mood, maximum setting.

Out of all Kauan albums, I found that this is the one I revisit most of the time. It's my favourite along with ATM (the original version, not the revised).

Less "metal" (or none at all) but the atmophere is just breathtaking.