The Finnish band Ensiferum makes loud folk/Viking metal, but they also occasionally take things a bit more relaxed. Ferrum Aeternum is an acoustic instrumental that is meant to air epicness fit for a movie. The song can be found on the band’s 2004 album Iron.

After a long hiatus, we have one for the acoustics category again. Kiuas is a Finnish power metal band. After the Storm is a nice acoustic track from their 2008 album The New Dark Age.

Another one for our Acoustics category. It’s from In Flames’ Black Ash Inheritance EP, released in 1997. Anyone with an acoustic guitar should attempt to play this. Though it sounds brilliant it’s not too difficult to play and so practicing this can be very rewarding. Listen to Acoustic Medley.

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Not fully acoustic, but still very nice! In Flames’ Metaphor. From their 2002 Reroute to Remain album.

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I’ve already shown some Heaven Shall Burn long ago. That was a particularly screamy song, but it turns out these guys can do sensitive acoustic stuff as well. Listen to their short masterpiece Io.

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Another one for the acoustics and instrumental collection. It’s the title track of Nightrage’s 2007 album A New Disease is Born.

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One more for the acoustic category. Also from a Swedish melodic Death Metal band. Also one to disband in 2004. Godgory has left the world with four studio albums. The first one is called Sea of Dreams, the title track of which was remastered and featured on the band’s 2001 Way Beyond album. Here it is, mixed with a nice bit of video.

A while ago I posted some Darkest Hour. Today I’ve come across a beautiful acoustic piece of their work. Should help you get to sleep. Listen to Pathos.