somewhere familiar album title is not a mere coincidence, it rather confirms the obvious bonds that exist between Baltic and Finnish mythologies, as well as similar creative direction with inspiration coming from archaic signs - traditional folk touch is also very much present on this mesmerizing longplay [2009], reviving memories of the distant past that never fade away; leaders of atmospheric and harmonious death metal are fantastically tight with absolutely memorable songs on their ninth full-length, leaning more on epic and progressive than extreme and uncompromising side of things, yet maintaining a right and clever balance of sheer masterclass, thus uniting music lovers of different periods and interests; recent British gatefold sleeve double black vinyl edition
