Two perspectives on Nightwish’s album Yesterwynde agree that it represents a return to the band’s signature symphonic and bombastic style, reminiscent of their earlier albums like Once and Imaginaerum. Both reviews highlight Floor Jansen’s vocal performance as being a key strength, utilizing her range effectively, and note the extensive orchestral and choral arrangements. The absence of former bassist Marko Hietala is mentioned, and one source points out that Troy Donockley’s contributions are well-integrated. The album’s conceptual focus on time is also acknowledged, contributing to a sense of reflection and nostalgia within the music.
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