v.1.5 uploaded 29.04.25

Skuld is the youngest of the Norns, the three women who guard the well of Urdur, where the fates of men are kept. She governs the future, and sometimes she rides into battle to decide who gets to dine at Odin's table. Only the bravest of warriors could dream of such honor.

In other words, Fortune favors the bold, and we all have to dance her dance. Dance well.

Skuld

v3.0 Oct 10tth. Bpm now 190
There's a squirrel running up and down the entirety of the world tree Yggdrasil. His name is Ratatosk, and he brings messages and insults back and forth between the Great Eagle that flies over the tree, and the great serpent Nidhögg, who gnaws at it's roots.

Ratatoskr

v3 04.01.2025

30 years ago, Norwegian black metal act Burzum released his debut album, Aske. I thought I could combine those unique melody lines with a uppity beat to make it wacky, Hope you like it.

The Wacky Burz

v2, uploaded 27.11.24

Back in the days, when the knife was part of your daily wardrobe, it wasn't uncommon that a wedding party led to a funeral. The difference between a Norwegian wedding and a Norwegian funeral is essentially that in the funeral, there's one person who's not drunk.

One tale of a fatal knifefight at a wedding party involves a fast fiddle tune, and legend has it that it was played by a fiddler with burning eyes and a goat's hoof. As always, they blamed it on the moonshine, the sunlight, and the boogie.

The tune is known today as "Fanitullen", wich tranlates to "Satan's Fiddling". In modern norwegian, it's "Faens Tulling", which has several meanings.

Fanitullen

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I was digging through the music of my teenage years when I came across "Failed Territory" by rap metal legends Biohazard. I was never into rap metal, but the two minute intro is just epic, and hidden on track 9 of a 1994 obscurity. I had to show it to.. well... some?

So, I took the intro, and mashed it with some 203bpm rumblebomps that will shake your spine up a little. 

Formerly known as "Heng, sleng, vreng og deng" it needed a new title

Hamartid

Naustpønk & Progressiv Runkepop

Mattheus 19:14

Take a good old power ballad about Odin, and add a bit too much bass and kick at a bit too high bpm to make something that makes you feel like you're slapping bacon in Valhalla. 

Yes, it's fast. I wouldn't have it any other way.

v2. 10.10.24

Swords in the Wind

I've developed a taste for adding thump and donk to old metal classics, and this one got harder than it already was. I really hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

If you wonder how old I am, well, I bought this on tape cassette when it was released in 1988. It was the third or fourth piece of music I ever spent my own money on, and the first one I'll admit to publicly.

(No, I will not make a Vi-Tek version of Samantha Fox's "Touch me")

Mattheus 19:14

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