_Geister im Waldgebirg_ starts off with an already familiar tune based on German poet and traditionalist Friedrich Hielscher's poem "Wir rufen deine Wölfe". This version, however, differs from the one appearing on the compilation of the same title -– the new take on the poem is better recorded and enriched vocally and instrumentally.

Members of Werkraum, Allerseelen, Sangre Cavallum and Waldteufel contribute to the wonderful atmosphere of the album, leaving their distinct mark on the already layered sound. Flutes, accordion, violins, acoustic guitars and powerful percussion are all employed in weaving the musical vision, which varies from spoken chants and neoclassical backdrop to calm, pastoral themes to martial drumming. The tracks work like magic -– entrancing, enchanting, telling tales of bygone pagan rites, mythical creatures and Naturmystik.

The packaging of the album is most exquisite: CD in glossy digipak or double LP in branded wood cover. All in all, _Geister im Waldgebirg_ is probably the best neofolk album since Of the Wand and the Moon's _Sonnenheim_.