Angrboda  was a giantess, which in Norse mythology refers to a type of powerful, often monstrous being that existed before the gods.

AngrboÃ°a (Powerful Norse Song)

Angrboða | powerful norse song | MOTHER OF MONSTERS

Kulning is the word for the ancient Swedish herding call, that has its roots in the nordic medieval age. Because of its special high-pitched sound it was used to communicate with animals and creature through very far distances.

Kulning

Kulning | ancien norse heredingcall | FREYA'S VOICE

Jotunheim, also referred to as Jötunheimr, holds a notable place as the homeland of the formidable Jotnar, a race of beings revered for their gargantuan size, remarkable strength, and fascinating magical prowess. The term "Jotun" embodies the meaning of "devourer" or "eater", encapsulating the idea that these titanic beings were always ravenous, their hunger insatiable, ceaselessly seeking to consume everything that came in their way.

JÃ¶tunheimr | REALM OF THE GIANTS

Jötunheimr | norse mythological song | REALM OF THE GIANTS

Urdarbrunnr: The Well of Fate
The Norns are three women who shape the life of each man from his first day until his last, and they determine the moment of his death.

The Norns live in Ásgarð by the Well of Urð, where the gods meet each day in council. Of the three women, Urð is old and decrepit, looking backwards to past events and people. Verðandi is young and active, looking straight before her. Skuld is closely veiled, and looks in a direction opposite to where Urð gazes.

The Norns carve men's fate on a stave of wood, in much the same way Norsemen might carve their individual marks on pieces of wood before throwing them together to draw lots.

In Gylfaginning, Snorri Sturluson writes that other norns, descended from the Æsir, dwarves, and elves, visit each new-born child to determine its life. Good norns grant a good life, while malevolent norns grant lives filled with misfortune.

UrÃ°arbrunnr

Urðarbrunnr | norse mythological song | THE WELL OF FATE

In Norse mythology, the Einherjar are a group of select warriors known for their gallantry and valor on the battlefield. These combatants, who met their ends in the throes of battle, were brought to the grand hall of Odin, famously known as Valhalla. The term 'Einherjar' originates from the Old Norse language, translating to 'single (or chosen) warriors'. The Norse cultural belief system held that those warriors who faced death with courage and honor on the battlefield were honored with a place in Valhalla, thereby becoming an integral part of Odin's formidable army.

Einherjar | SHAMANIC VIKING SONG

Einherjar | shamanic viking song | THOSE WHO FIGHT ALONE

Yggdrasil (Dark Viking Lullaby)

Yggdrasil (Viking Lullaby)

NjÃ¶rdr (Viking War Music)

Njördr (Nordic Folk Ambient)

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