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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The Binding of Fenrir is about the giant wolf that was betrayed by the gods and trapped until the doomsday (Ragnarok), when he finally takes his vengeance by slaying the Allfather Odin and swallowing the sun.
As all the other tracks from the upcoming album Urðarbrunnr, it is sang in Old Norse and contains authentic texts from Poetic Edda.
The artwork by Raven from the North.
Mastered by Lukas Kasprzyk.
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Lyrics:
Fenrir, Fenrisúlfr, Hróðvitnir, Vánagandr.
Hann grenjar illiliga, ok slefa renn ór munni hans. Þat er á sú, er Ván heitir. Þar liggr hann til ragnarökrs.
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Thank you for all the nice comments! Please note that the track is now released on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, etc.
There are alot humans like Fenrir, He wasn t born bad.
A Steady Flow of Twisted Chaos...!
I find the way you are so faithful to your subject of choice very admirable. Although I do not exactly have a grasp of the Norse language I could definitely tell they were not just put in there randomly but properly thought out, as with your video, the first one where I got to know you, where you had synched the artworks of Bosch and Beksiński so beautifully with your Lovecraftian music at the right timings. Thank you for letting me have this experience.
Thank you for your kind words!
As I've listened to this over the months, I've learned more about the myths and the spirituality behind your song-story. It has become ever-more meaningful to me. I hope you can bring your artistry out to British Columbia one day! I think you'd vibe with this place.
You never disappoint
Glad you see it this way. :)
Amazingly Done! 👍
Thank you, Tim!
Very cool!
Thank you! :)
@@nemuer Your welcome!
Hello Nemuer , thank a lot for this track , Poetic Edda is a reality for some people , for others ones it 's just a book like the others , i went to Scandinavia in 1999 , to see the " eclipse " ...
More i listen this track , more i get results with my body and spirit trainning , if really Fenrir be free one day , no one in the "humanity" will stop what is has been create for ...
Only two humans childs will survive on Earth , a little boy and a little girl ...
Hope i haven't scare you with my " commentaire " ...
Go on like this guys , that some good work , nothing else ...🌜 🐺🗝🌛
Wonferful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Hezkyyyy/good🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
begining chord progression reminds me of the music from undercity in wow
Very nice dark atmosphere there!♪♪
Thank you very much!
I absolutely love this song - so atmospheric I can be in the busiest place and feel transported out of myself to the silent, empty wilderness of the north.
im so going to use this in my D&D campaign! Awesome!
Thanks! Good idea.
yeah, I'm gonna too, got a werewolf fight coming up!
Dark & hypnotic, perfect !
Thank you!
Hrodvitnir!
Otherworldly Awesome!
Thank you. :)
Awesome!
Was the Illusion of live just been cast by a spell ?
So hauntingly beautiful and sort of how I feel today. Much appreciated
Thank you. We are glad you enjoyed it. :)
Fantastic!
Thank you!
I love your Music
Ragnarök is coming!
Powerful. Skål!
I approve
Actually, it's his son Skoll that swallows the sun.
While this feat is often reserved to Skoll, it is not so in Vafþrúðnismál 46, Poetic Edda.
@@nemuer While true, I feel it is also important to consider common sense (Which in mythology, can be a tricky thing). Hati and Skoll chase their respective celestial bodies, and it'd make little sense for Fenrir himself to devour the sun and leave Skoll void while Hati devours the moon.
Oh, forgot to mention, love the music.
@@Corymbia As you said, common senses in mythology can and usually is a tricky thing. In polytheism in general there many different versions of myths and consistency plays usually little role.
@@Corymbia Thanks for mentioning it. :)
Nice one ✨
Such a wonderfully treacherous sound. I can almost hear the great wolfs fury. 🐺
Thank you. :)
Awesome!