Luna

Released in 2014, Luna represents the peak of Faun's 'pagan pop' era, where they successfully integrated high-fidelity studio techniques with their established neofolk roots. Following the commercial success of Von den Elben, Luna saw the band leaning back into more mystical and mythological themes while retaining the accessible, melodic structures that broadened their audience. The album is conceptually centered on the moon and the night, featuring a mix of original compositions and reinterpretations of medieval melodies like Cuncti Simus. Critics, particularly from Sonic Seducer, praised the album for its atmospheric depth and the seamless way it blended electronic textures with acoustic folk instruments. It remains a definitive document of the modern neofolk movement, showcasing the band's ability to create music that feels both historically grounded and contemporary. The inclusion of guest vocalists and a wide array of period instruments makes it one of the most sonically diverse entries in their discography.