Carrying the torch of its bleak forbearer further in to the willowwacks, Empyrium's three-
rchaptered Weiland delivers a gentle yet sinister blend of dark acoustic splendor; each of
rits 12 entries awash in German Romanticism and the all Gothic imagery the term inspires, namely
rautumnal forests and fog-draped moors. The extended centerpiece, "Waldpoesie", is a gripping
embodiment of the emotional tumult felt while being lost in the deep woods.
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