ᛏ Training for Valhalla ᛏ

Ragnarök

Alina Gingertail- My Mother Told Me (Assassin's Cread Valhalla)

05. Danheim & Heldom - Blodfest

Fever Ray

If I Had a Heart

God of War (PlayStation Soundtrack)

God of War

Danheim – Tyr

SKÁLD

Ódinn

Danheim - Hefna

Ofnir

Hakkerskaldyr

Futha

Norupo

Krigsgaldr

Svanrand

Lifa

Alfadhirhaiti

The Hringrás album stands for "cycle" - and portrays the differences between life and death in the Viking age, but also the continuing loop(cycle) of life, death, and rebirth.

"Lifa & Dauðr" - a song on the album is literally portraying this through recorded sounds of living and dead things.

“All sounds and instruments (except a tagelharpa), in the death part of the song, were recorded and made from dead or decayed objects and materials, even real human bones were recorded and used in the recordings. The song is six minutes long and starts with Lifa (life), then slowly moves into the Dauðr (death) part in the middle of the song around the three-minute mark. At that point, all living things are removed and replaced with recordings or sounds of dead objects.”

The song was created in a similar theme and musical notes all the way through, so as not to portray life as ‘happier’ than death, and not to portray death as more ‘unhappy’ than life.

Jotunheim

Herja is roughly translated to "wage war" and is one of the two new albums by Danheim (2018). 
Herja contains Viking War Songs and Epic Viking Battle Songs. In contrast to the Fridr album, Herja is based on a darker atmosphere and are inspired by the struggles, battles and hostile times of the Viking Age.

ᛏ Training for Valhalla ᛏ

Etienne Behan