Wayward and Triumphant

Opnun

The Ancient Spirit has awakened , it's here in form of sound to help you spread your wings and fly , through songs that represent the ancient world, and its spirituality.

The Bridge

Runaljod - Yggdrasil

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10 Runaljod

Nytt Land - Völuspá (Ask Veit Ek Standa)

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Redemption

The Northern Winds are Coming

The first official track (and a much requested re-release) from Rúnfell and the new album "Vangheimr". Skjalfa is an old norse word for "tremble" or "shake" which describes the ongoing tensed atmosphere in a viking life. You never know which day will be your last, you have to fight and earn every minute of your life.

Vangheimr

Skjalfa

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Vidar

King Aelle of Northumbria, according to some historical accounts, was responsible for the death of Viking hero Ragnar Lothbrok. Aelle had him thrown into a pit full of venomous snakes. "How the little pigs would grunt," Ragnar is reported to have said, "if they knew how the old boar suffers!" The "little pigs," Ragnar's term of endearment for his sons, did more than grunt. Word of their father's death galvanized them into action. Experience Aelles last hours before facing his final, justful judgement.

Aelles Fate

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Rúnaákall" its related to the runes like "Futharuna", and each rune has a different vibe according to what it represents to us and what it represented to the Nordic , Germanic people. 
The album also its about shamanism ,nature ,and magic, a shamanic view of the meaning of the runes. 
We express in the form of music what we feel and understand about nature in a primitive,tribal and ritualistic way.

Nauthiz

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.

Óðinn

The existence of the “nine worlds” is mentioned in passing in a poem in the Poetic Edda.
The nine worlds are believed to be:
Midgard, the world of humanity
Asgard, the world of the Aesir tribe of gods and goddesses
Vanaheim, the world of the Vanir tribe of gods and goddesses
Jotunheim, the world of the giants
Niflheim, the primordial world of ice
Muspelheim, the primordial world of fire
Alfheim, the world of the elves
Nidavellir/Svartalfheim, the world of the dwarves
Hel, the world of the eponymous goddess Hel and the dead

Lyrics (Old Norse):
níu man ek heima, níu íviði, mjötvið mœran fyr mold neðan.

jörð fannsk æva né upphiminn,
gap var ginnunga,

níu man ek heima, níu íviði, mjötvið mœran fyr mold neðan.

Lyrics (English translation):

Nine worlds I knew, | the nine in the tree. With mighty roots | beneath the mold.

Earth had not been, | nor heaven above,
But a yawning gap

Nine worlds I knew, | the nine in the tree. With mighty roots | beneath the mold.

Danheim & Gealdýr - Níu Heimar

The first Danheim & Gealdýr collaboration.
A Viking inspired song about Odin the Allfather.

Wayward and Triumphant

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