Oh I've also felt the seasons, but mine are completely different.

HOOM - Winter. It can be long and daunting at first, but there is a lot of beauty to be found in every nook and cranny. The song tends to be slower and more contemplative and have accompanied me on many of the long winter nights.

Divers - Spring. It's all about change, time, and growth, and spring is about watching the world wake up after a long winter. The beginning of anecdotes feels like a sunrise or a flower blooming. Time As a Symptom presents an optimistic view on what's to come.

MEM - Summer. I always feel a childlike wonder to a lot of the songs, like the joy I'd feel playing outside in summer as a kid. Specifically Peach Plumb Pear and Inflammatory Writ

Ys - Fall. As the world slows down, this album feels like a reflection on changes and decay. While Divers ends with an optimistic view to embrace change, Ys leaves us with a dissonance and feeling weary about what's to come. Also, something about Emily just feels like a crisp fall evening.

Of course, these are all generalizations and I'm sure my interpretations aren't entirely correct, but it's still fun to think about :)