Unrivalled compilation of nature-mystical Dark Folk "Whom The Moon A Nightsong Sings" is a compilation of rare value: a two-CD collection with a playing time of over 100 minutes that unites all the main players and the most promising newcomers of a nameless genre that is defined by (mostly) acoustic musical settings of nature's sceneries and impressions, or of personal sentiments mirrored in nature. The fact that nearly all of the songs included here are either exclusive to this project or rare tracks that aren't otherwise available anymore serves to emphasise the extraordinary character of this release. One of the highlights on "Whom The Moon A Nightsong Sings" is certainly Empyrium's contribution - the ensemble's first new recording in four years and the impressive beginning of a new creative period. Also featured are the genre's founding fathers, Ulver, with a very rare recording from 1997: their track 'Synen' was only featured on a very limited underground compilation and is probably the Norwegians' most sought-after song. Tracklist: 01. Vàli - Hoestmelankoli 02. Empyrium - The Days Before The Fall 03. Nest - Summer Storm (Acoustic) 04. Nebelung - Ich Würd Es Hören 05. October Falls - Viima 06. Ainulindalé - A Year Of Silence 07. Les Discrets - 5 Montee Des Epies 08. Les Discrets - Aprés L'Ombre 09. Musk Ox - Solstice 10. Havnatt - Dagen Og Natta 11. Dornenreich - Dem Wind Geboren 12. Vàli - Haredans I Fjellheimen 13. Nhor - Upon The Wind It's Wings Beat Sorrow Into The Stars 14. Ulver - Synen 15. Neun Welten - Pan 16. Tenhi - Kausienranta 17. Bauda - Ocaso (Acoustic) 18. Orplid - Stille (Demo) 19. Nucleus Torn - Krähenkönigin III 20. Lönndom - Spränget Ur Ursprunget 21. Syven - How Fare The Gods?