Opening up his fifth album is "Farther West Than West", although it's more ambient than dungeon synth, starting (and ending) with the sounds of wind and crashing waves which are accompanied with strumming of a couple of fake guitar notes before some simplistic keyboard notes arrive.

"Kalessin, the Eldest", meanwhile, is more dreamy, having synthesized cymbals crashing (which there are also some drums throughout this release as well, and "Of Yevaud and Elt" adds a flute element, plus "Dragonfly" has a lute sound to it, seeming like a slow, sad medieval dance, which also adds a touch of funeral synth at one point). "The Heart of the Swan" is a bit mournful, yet has a hint of power to it as it goes on.

"Dragons' Run" starts off sounding tribal with the drums, but then it gets serene, then mystical as it goes along, then it gets almost jazzy. "On the Other Wind" ends the digital release, being very mournful and haunting, being almost funeral synth.

Bonus tracks on the cd release are from the split album The Immanent Grove with Erreth-Akbe, all having nature sounds in them, which "Sun-Dappled Glade" is my favorite, which, even though having a simple, lute-like sound, is great, and it’ll go through your head all day (ok, most of these tracks do that anyway).

Currently at the time of this writing, Fogweaver has six albums under his belt, I own this one, will get the other two in the future, and hell, I'll probably get all six, those are just the ones I've heard. He has a ton of support and with releases like this one it's pretty obvious why.