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TYRViking Folk Metal from the Faroe Islands“The TYR Vikings have completed their latest work under the glow of the North Star. On "By the Light of the Northern Star" the Faroese band delivers catchy yet technically brilliant tracks, and once again demonstrates how to impressively unite the contemporary present with the mythological past. Traditional homeland melodies, Viking choruses, and classic heavy metal songs, such as "Hold the Heathen Hammer High" or even the title track, offer fans new and powerful hymns. Responsible for the brilliance of this "Northern Star" is once again frontman and mastermind Heri Joensen, who provides an undisputed goose bump factor with his clean and majestic vocals. "By the Light of the Northern Star" offers Viking Metal that only TYR can forge. Follow the North Star to Asgard!”
ANDORTraditional Swedish folk music, some of which dates back to the Viking age, played only on authentic Viking age instruments by the exceptionally talented and accredited Swedish early musician Per Runberg with accompaniment from Violina Juliusdotter and Per-Daniel Kaufeldt. 18 tracks in total.
KAMPFARPagan folklore metal from the dark and misty forests of Norway
RUHR HUNTERShamanic trance music“EARTH TONGUES & FERAL WOODLAND SOUNDSCAPES! SPIRALING MEDITATIVE TRANSCENDENCE CRAFTED & RITUALIZED THROUGH AN AUDIBLE MEDICINAL MUSICAL.”
JORVIK - A HISTORY OF THE VIKINGSStoryteller Adrian Spendlow from York, England tells the history of the Vikings seen from the perspective of the Viking town of Jorvik.Fourteen tracks covering the history of the Vikings from the first raids to the fatefull year of 1066. Includes small information booklet with timeline, trade routes map, Jorvik map, Danelaw map and Viking place names.
ANDVARI'S GOLD - THE SAGA OF THE VOLSUNGSStoryteller Adrian Spendlow from York, England tells the story of Sigurd the dragon-slayer and the curse of Andvari's gold.Adapted from the saga of the Volsungs this is a tale that would have been well known to both Vikings and Anglo-Saxons. Scenes and characters from this famous story such as Regin the smith and Fafnir the Dragon appear on several runestones and works of art. The tale was also the main inspiration for Tolkien's 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings'.
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