Metsä (album)
Metsä (Forest) is the first officially released demo cassette by finnish folk metal band Moonsorrow in 1997. Originally 215 copies of the demo were released [1] [2] , all of which were sold out.
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| Released | 1997 | |||
| Recorded | May 1997 | |||
| Genre | Black metal, folk metal | |||
| Length | 19:09 | |||
| Label | Meat Hook Productions | |||
| Producer | Moonsorrow | |||
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In 2001 the demo got remastered by Marko Tarvonen and was provided as a download. However, the download was later removed from the website. In 2002 the remastered demo was re-released with the addition of bass guitars, keyboards and vocals. At the same time the demo cover was changed.
A completely re-recorded version of the songs "Hvergelmir" and "Elivagar (Pakanavedet)" was released on the EP Tulimyrsky in 2008.
Track listing
- ″Jo pimeys saa″ – The Darkness Comes – 1:57
- ″Fimbulvetr Frost″ – 6:54
- ″Hvergelmir″ – 7:50
- ″Elivagar (Pakanavedet)″ – Ice Waves (Pagan Waters) – 2:28
The two tracks Hvergelmir and Elivagar were combined into one track on both the original and the re-released demo.
Credits
- Ville Urponpoika Sorvali – vocals, bass
- Henri Seponpoika Sorvali – guitars, drums, keyboards, mouth harp and clean vocals
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References
- The Metal Archives retrieved 2012-10-3.
- Discogs retrieved 2015-12-22.
External links
- Unofficial Moonsorrow Biography – Shares authorized compilation of bootlegs and demos.
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