Skuggsjá September 13th 2014 at Eidsivablot

The piece is written for the 200th anniversary of the Norwegian Constitution, and was performed at Eidsivablot.
Skuggsjá translates into mirror or reflection in the Norse language, and the piece is composed by Ivar Bjørnson and Einar Selvik. Selvik is known as the composer behind the Norse-folk band Wardruna, while Bjørnson is known as the composer of the acclaimed metal band Enslaved. Skuggsjá is a work that not only contextualizes the harder music's role in the democracy in Norway in 2014, but also pull threads from our ancient musical history and to the harder music's position as perhaps Norway`s most important cultural export.

[@headovmetal9778]

I hope there will be a DVD! So sad to miss this!

[@jsmyth024]

Sounds promising! I can't wait for the album!

[@TheInundation]

Gaahl at 3:30 : "Well, my job is over...time to leave!"

[@TheInundation]

I've read many interviews that this is how he works in the studio...he'll not be present for King's bass tracking, he'll stay overnight in the studio recording, sometimes not tracking anything for weeks. He waits on the right time and for the inspiration to come.