2008 release from the Finnish Death Metal outfit. Given Moonsorrow's truly panoramic musical vision, it’s perhaps not surprising that the band themselves are choosing to classify this release as an EP: however, at a very generous 68 minutes in length, it’s clearly a great deal more than that! This five-track release features a hugely impressive mix of old and new material, along with a couple of intriguing covers including the Metallica classic ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’. Spinefarm.

UK pressing features a total of 11 tracks including 'Metal Of Death', 'Grave Desecration', 'Black Mass Prayer' and more. Spinefarm.

Third album for Finnish act who produce epic pagan metal, their magnum opus. Six tracks. Spikefarm Records. 2003.

Epic & melodic heathen/Viking metal. Spinefarm Records.

--In spite of the final release date, most of the material was already composed
in 1999. There are two different pressings of the album: the original edition of
1000 copies and the one after that. Between them the booklet layout was
modified, but all audio material has been left untouched.
--Re-released in December 2003 by Spikefarm Records as a remastered version.
Includes new album cover and booklet, a bonus track (it's #8. on the cd and
called "Tulkaapa Äijät!" (3:14)) and also a 40 minute bonus-DVD with two promo
videos, "Sankarihauta" and "Jumalten Kaupunki", and Moonsorrow's gig at Tuska
Festival 2003 with tracks "Jumalten Kaupunki", "Sankarihauta", "Kylän Päässä"
and "Unohduksen Lapsi".
--The album title means "A Wolf's Dream".