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Released
  
1999

Length
  
30:00

Artist
  
Finntroll

Producer
  
Mika Jussila

Recorded
  
Walltone Studios

Midnattens widunder (1999)
  
Jaktens tid (2001)

Release date
  
1999

Label
  
Spinefarm Records

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Genres
  
Folk metal, Black metal, Viking metal

Similar
  
Finntroll albums, Folk metal albums, Other albums

Midnattens Widunder (English: Beasts/Behemoths/Monsters of Midnight) is the debut studio album by Finnish folk metal band Finntroll. It was released in Finland in 1999 by Spinefarm.

Contents

Finntroll midnattens widunder intro


Concept

The lyrical content of the album follows the story of the legendary Rivfader ("Rip-father"), "king-shaman" of the trollish race, and his war against Christian encroachment of the trollish "North Lands". The trolls gather under the Svartberg ("Black Mountain") around the ancient throne of Rivfader, who then leads them on a war against the "Tribe of Christ". The story acts as an analogy of the conflict between Christians and Pagans in Early Medieval Scandinavia, and many of the concepts appearing in the album are returned to in the band's later work. The character of the Troll-King Rivfader, in particular, is a recurring figure, again taking centre-stage for the band's fourth album, Ur Jordens Djup.

Track listing

  • Tracks 1 and 9 music by Trollhorn.
  • Tracks 2-4 and 6-8 lyrics by Katla, music by Somnium.
  • Track 5 lyrics by Katla, music by Somnium/Trollhorn.
  • Personnel

  • Jan "Katla" Jämsen – vocals
  • Samuli "Skrymer" Ponsimaa (credited as "Örmy") – guitar
  • Teemu "Somnium" Raimoranta – guitar
  • Samu "Beast Dominator" Ruotsalainen – drums
  • Henri "Trollhorn" Sorvali – keyboards
  • Sami "Tundra" Uusitalo – bass
  • Additional personnel
  • Tapio Wilska – clean vocals on "Vätteanda" and "Midnattens widunder"
  • Mistress Helga – accordion on "Midnattens widunder"
  • Songs

    1Intro1:59
    2Svartberg4:07
    3RivFader4:07

    References

    Midnattens widunder Wikipedia