Originally released in the summer of 1994, “Tales From The Thousand Lakes” turned AMORPHIS from an aspiring death metal band into something much richer and more progressive. Aside from its huge impact on gothic, folk and melodic death metal, the Finns’ second studio record was also their first authe…
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