The Forest Seasons is the third studio album by Finnish melodic death metal band Wintersun. It was released on 21 July 2017 via Nuclear Blast.Wintersun reveal track list and concept of "The Forest Seasons"! Nuclear Blast on Facebook.com. Retrieved 18 January 2017 The band cited Antonio Vivaldi's violin concerto The Four Seasons as an inspiration for the album title.
Track listing
Personnel Credits for The Forest Seasons adapted from liner notes.(2017). "The Forest Seasons liner notes". In The Forest Seasons [CD booklet]. Nuclear Blast.
Band members Jari Mäenpää – lead vocals, all instruments, samples and orchestrations (Credited as Winter) Teemu Mäntysaari – backing vocals, growling shouts, choirs (Credited as Spring) Jukka Koskinen – low growling vocals, backing vocals, choirs (Credited as Autumn) Kai Hahto – credited, but did not perform on the album (Credited as Summer)
Production Produced by Jari Mäenpää Music: Jari Mäenpää Lyrics: Jari Mäenpää All arrangements by Jari Mäenpää Vocals: Jari Mäenpää Additional low growling vocals: Jukka Koskinen Additional growling shouts: Teemu Mäntysaari 3-man Choir on the 'Awaken From The Dark Slumber (Spring)' by Jari Mäenpää, Teemu Mäntysaari and Jukka Koskinen Guitars, drums, bass, synthesizers, samples, and orchestrations: Jari Mäenpää Engineer: Jari Mäenpää Recorded by Jari Mäenpää Mixed by Jari Mäenpää Mastered by Jari Mäenpää Album cover: Gyula Havancsák and Jari Mäenpää (hjules.com) Album booklet and photos: Jari Mäenpää Wintersun logo: Ritual (nucleart.com)
The Forest Expendables Choir on "The Forest That Weeps (Summer)" Teemu Mäntysaari (Wintersun) Jukka Koskinen (Wintersun) Heri Joensen (Tyr) Markus Toivonen (Ensiferum) Jukka-Pekka Miettinen (Kirkkokahvit & Atmosphere Enterprise) Mathias Nygård (Turisas) Olli Vänskä (Turisas) Perttu Vänskä (Scoring Helsinki) Jussi Wickström (Turisas) Kasper Mårtenson (Turisas) Jesper Anastasiadis (Turisas) Aleksi Sihvonen (Medicated) Daniel Freyberg (Children of Bodom & Naildown) Micko Hell (Denigrate & Gloomy Grim) Mikko Salovaara Mitja Harvilahti (Moonsorrow)
Charts Chart (2017) Peakposition
References
External links "The Forest Seasons" album on YouTube