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Nattramn Sweden
Dark Scandinavian Music & Imagery, a brainchild of Andreas Axelsson.
EST 2016, Sweden Värmland
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Balders Drömmar (ft. Noiduin)”
Absolutely one of the best Germanic folk albums ever made. The passion and range behind the vocals of each of Gealdýr's songs is immediately evident and perhaps unrivaled in this genre. Listening to this feels like you're confronting a Seer who sings somberly of an impending doom in Ragnarök, mourning what is to be lost yet still in awe of the sheer magnitude of the end. If Sól was Gealdýr's Muspelheim, then Eptir Ragnarök is his Nifelheim: each an inverse of the other in mood, but not quality.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Balders Drömmar (ft. Noiduin)”
Somewhere in between Heilung and Wardruna, with amazing atmosphere and perfect for chilling.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Balders Drömmar (ft. Noiduin)”
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Oslo's Siv Jakobsen showcases a gift for plush, softly strummed indie folk on her bucolic third LP.
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A new record from Danish outfit SUNDAYS is replete with melodic hooks and punchy vocals.
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Out of the fence
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Balders Drömmar (ft. Noiduin)”
This is "experimental dark folk". A genre of its own. The Tagelharpa distortion in Cauterize is overwhelmingly awesome. Though I very much like the "Harpa heavy" way they went later on, I enjoy to hear this album and the industrial influenced songs. The high energy of "The march of the stones" is a worthy theme for a landslide.
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