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Bjorth Brühl, Germany
Bjorth is strongly themed by Norse and central European folklore created by Bjoern Hoppen. Vocals, which are based mostly on old Norse mythology are performed by Chilean singer/songwriter Daniela (Dani) Alvear, who joined Bjorth early after the first releases. Since 2023, Violin is contributed by Meri Tadic ( IRIJ, EX-ELUVEITIE ). ... more
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The whole album is beautiful. I love with Anma ed Prèia they had the courage as a Nordic Dark Folk band to sing in their lesser known tongues of Northern Italy. They should do more of that! I look forward to what they release next.
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The soul of the World lives in these songs. It's a place wilder, darker and absolutely free where pain serves as an amplifier of love & beauty. This is a place where sorrow is a gift shared around a bonfire while gleeful, mischievous flames cast dancers' shadows over standing stones and ancient trees. Enchanting!
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I am just your average guy from Milwaukee who love this music and runes. I may be the equivalent of a basic white girl with pumpkin spice lattes and live, laugh, love signs... but I like what I like. This entire album is gold. I like that I can turn on anything from Danheim and go on a journey.
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Hard choice between "Hagalaz" & "Laguz", I really love them both. Especially the instrumentals are very stunning in Hagalaz!
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