Heilung - Krigsgaldr (Live) Opinion
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Opinion of Heilung - Krigsgaldr (live)
Iron Age Folk-Metal project from Denmark
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What I mean by “alien”.... it is a sound that has been lost through time. That's why it sounds alien to our modern ears. More videos and musical releases like this should help to rectify that! I didn’t mean to cause offence or even debate! However, by reading all the comments I realise I really am a very uneducated man and have an awful lot to learn about early music and European culture! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
Hi Jim let me share with you a Polish magical folk (this one feat. Mercedes Peon)
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doesn't sound alien to me~ sounds perfect and amazing. makes me want to live in those times.
@@theaegis5795 well said. this feels so damn natural and right to me, especially running the trails through the woods
Heilung - Othan is much better… Greets from Norway
No reason to apologize. If you did not grow up on a ship that was invading Europe then you have no reason to be familiar with this style of music
“What do you play in your band?”
“Oh, you know... I do vocals and play the deer bones...”
🤘🏻🤘🏻
those are actual human bones she's tapping togther rofl
Bruh, those are human bones.
I was at their performance, eyes closed and taking it all in. So surreal, so amazing
@@widgetwolftv6730 they doing a worldtour . just check their page
They really are human bones, and their face paint is their own blood
Im Native American, I love this band, love her and her voice is so beautiful and his voice is bad ass love it. Wish they came to the U.S. I would be happy as hell to see them
They’re great, aren’t they?
Yup, great band. Also, you should try Tenhi, it is different than Heilung, but i'm curious if you will like it
I'm Native too and love this band. It's so cool to see modern Europeans explore their indigenous roots.
You know, that's one thing i've always admired about Native Americans, that you in spite of all the shit that's happened over the years are still in touch with your roots, but i think we Europeans are beginning to feel a longing back, like our ancestors are calling to us from the other side, making us feel more interested in rediscover our roots and our ancient indigenous ways, truly our gods were only napping and now they're awake and people are flocking back to the ways of old if by some deep rooted primal urge. Keep strong and never forget your roots, culture, tribes and religion, in the end we would'nt even be here if not for the ancestors, who paved the way for us.
Native American, as well. Isn't it so odd to feel so utterly at home listening to a European band? I suppose we were all tribal at some point.
Just close your eyes, lay back... and let it flow into you.
This music builds up slowly... this is so radio unfriendly, this isn't 3 minutes max ... this is ... true music. And worth the full 10 minutes!
I just discovered this group earlier today (I'm not huge into folk music, but love Wardruna), and it's not even worth listening to individual songs. You have to experience the whole performance from start to finish. It's glorious.
Commercial music must die! In a free society, all sorts of music would be playing across all sorts of media.
Liberty is everything!
I never would have thought that a band with such non mainstream music will succeed. I'm glad they did! This is so unique and powerful.
Takes you into another world far far away. Absolutely brilliant!
Well.....if you'd stop walking around the world with your eyes closed, I'm sure you'd find far more non-mainstream bands.....
Scream_Cheese_ really? Freaking awesome...
Little note: Maybe 5% of the music I listen to since 20 years is mainstream. The real problem is to have the time to find them. Beside a fulltime job and family its not that easy to have time for this. And not always the case that I like the music.
They're breathtaking. I'm a 300 pound metal-head reduced to tears. Just amazing.
lyrics:
Min Warb Naseu
Wilr Made Thaim
I Bormotha Hauni
Hu War
Hu War Opkam Har a Hit Lot
Got Nafiskr Orf
Auim Suimade
Foki Afa Galande
What am I supposed to do
If I want to talk about peace and understanding
But you only understand the language of the sword
What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall
But you only understand the language of the sword
What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace
But you only understand the language of the sword
I let the blade do the talking...
So my tongue shall become iron
And my words the mighty roar of war
Revealing my divine anger´s arrow shall strike
All action for the good of all
I see my reflection in your eyes
But my new age has just begun
The sword is soft
In the fire of the furnace
It hungers to be hit
And wants to have a hundred sisters
In the coldest state of their existence
They may dance the maddest
In the morass of the red rain
Beloved brother enemy
I sing my sword song for you
The lullaby of obliteration
So I can wake up with a smile
And bliss in my heart
And bliss in my heart
And bliss in my heart
Coexistence, Conflict, combat
Devastation, regeneration, transformation
That is the best I can do for you
I see a grey gloom on the horizon
That promises a powerful sun to rise
To melt away all moons
It will make the old fires of purification
Look like dying embers
Look like dying embers
Look like dying embers
Min Warb Naseu
Wilr Made Thaim
I Bormotha Hauni
Hu War
Hu War Opkam Har a Hit Lot
Got Nafiskr Orf
Auim Suimade
Foki Afa Galande
Hu War
Hu War Opkam Har a Hit Lot
Ylir Men Aero Their
Era Mela Os
Thank you SO much for the lyrics!
Maria Personnaz you’re welcome!! 🙂
Thank you. This helps to understand the song. Awesome lyrics.
Thank you. There is something really very natural about these words they just feel right like i know them but cannot quite recall them. Will meditate on these words in the company of my one foot friends .Thank you
Trevor Or: If you think about it, it would be logical that such old words would be more natural. The first words were created from what came to mind when you were trying to describe the thing that the word should have represented, it should be natural for brain to recognise those words(even more, if you have ancestry close to culture which created these words).
this is an awesome band. they sing in a pre-german language, and the female singer was in the band euzen. i wish i could see them in person, but i doubt they will ever come to the states. if you get the chance, i recommend you go.
Far most of it is in Old Norse language :-)
Yeah the lyrics are from rune stones.
Also in modern english, I think xd
You mean old high german. They also use old norse, german, "Ye Olde Englishe" and current day english.
Pretty sure they also use Proto Germanic in some songs.
"alien culture" this is why heilung is so awesome, its not alien culture. it is our culture, our european
ancient culture before it was defiled by christianity.
Skal hel yes I feel my Ancestors had bless these people honoring our past. The Aisir be praised.
I don't think you can speak for all of Europe here, in the Mediterranean people had an entirely different culture and I'm not just saying that , I'm Greek born and raised in Greece and this is nothing close to what's left of our ancient musical sounds. Ancient Greek music was more refined and gentle so in a sense this sound can be quite alien for alot of people.
yea i guess i should have said northern europe. the germanic tribes (norway,sweden,iceland,denmark,germany, netherlands, belgium etc)
@@Angarato86 My boyfriend is German/ Polish so Slavic Germanic and he loves this band xD well after listening to them for a while I do too.
There are parts of Stonehenge that date back around 10,000 years, and it is established that this place is (and was) of spiritual and religious significance. When I listen to Heilung I can't help but wonder what these pre-roman invasion peoples were like. The stones are at least as old as the pyramids, possibly older, and it is clear the site was once much larger and parts of it much much older still. I guess they disappeared with the arrival of foreign swords.
Heilung is sounds from the northern european iron age and viking period. We used everything from running water, human bones, reconstructed swords and shields up to ancient frame drums and bronze rings in the songs. The lyrics contain original texts from rune stones and preserved spear shafts, amulets and other artifacts. Furthermore poems, which either deal with historical events or are translations/ interpretations of the originals. Every attempt to link the music to modern political or religious points are pointless, since Heilung tries to connect the listener to the time before Christianity and its political offsprings raped and burned itself into the northern european mentality. Heilung means healing in german and describes the core of the sound. It is supposed to leave the listener eased and relaxed after a sometimes turbulent musical journey.
So its not scandinavian, its protogermanic
Explain the difference between Proto-Germanic and Scandinavian...... same coin. This particular side of the coin is Scandinavian.
@@Randi-k6m Your coin has a lot of sides if you think only Scandinavian languages originate from Proto-Germanic...
@@Jilhoa1 Had I said that, it would have been extremely wrong - but I didn’t, please read my post again. I just said that Heilung’s lyrics in are in Old Norse, almost all their songs are.
Since you are in the mood to debunk myths about culture I offer this correction to you. Christianity never dominated the world. Catholicism did. Middle ages Catholicism came from Roman Catholicism created by the previous Roman Empire. The Romans were very good at adaptation and absorbtion of cultures. They conquered many peoples and allowed them to self govern but under Roman rule. When the Empire tried to crush ancient Christianity they found that Christians just kept springing up. Rather than keep fighting an idea, they choose to adopt Christianity into the Empire but made Christianity play by Rome's rules. They bent the teachings to their will and like many Pagan religions, it was fundamentally changed forever to the point it's not the original belief system anymore. This is why our holidays are such a mash up of Catholic and Pagan practices. So no, Christianity did not take over the world, Roman Catholicism did along with Suni and Shiite Islam. The latter which has murdered and enslaved magnitudes more than any "Christian" religion has ever done. At least we can say they're consistent. People can't even agree on what doctrine of Christian faith is the best.
You just picked my favorite song.. whenever i feel down or whenever i feel shit or sick i listen to this song to get my power back.. as a heathen i really love this stuff
This is one of my favorite groups. Been listening to them for a while. Great for journeying work.
I’m glad you ran across them 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
"Alien culture"? No.This is very much our own.Have our own roots been so ignored that they now seem "alien"? I hope not.Everyone deserves to celebrate their roots.Yes,even us.🔥
You know, it is a sound that has been lost through time. That's why it sounds alien to our modern ears. More videos and musical releases like this should help to rectify that! Thanks for watching :)
@@JimNewstead-I understand your point now.Thank You for posting & giving one of my fave acts the thumbs up.It all helps get them the recognition they deserve.I was chuffed when you got right into it.☺
To correct you:
Heilung are not a danish band. The official members are:
- Kai-Uwe Faust (Germany)
- Christopher Juul (Denmark)
- Maria Franz (Norway)
dark stanley the have one Dane 😊
All of these 3 members lives in denmark and have for the last 15 years, so i believe it is a danish band.
It's the music that world has been waiting...Just awesome.
Truth is I found this at 0300 about a month ago while listening to A Perfect Circle. And I havent stopped listening. It is the first thing I have that immediately took my CPTSD and gave me a break. A real stress calmer. My cat purred so loud with Maria's voice I recorded it.
Their music is so powerful and beautiful! The vibrations of my body are getting stronger!
I love Heilung
Heilung With their Music have brought honour to Denmark and the Danes. Well Done and Good Show! im Norwegian, so great bringing the past into the present and real. That woman is fantastic. Runes are Ours, and they are Great!
I listen this band allmost everyday. It's been 6 montsh ago I discovered by listening nordic music. Listen to heilung - maidjan it's AWESOME. Her voice is from another dimention
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Germanic music*
Most of the germanic tribes you can name walked out of Denmark, Sweden or Norway and into western, central and eastern Europe between 100BC and 400 AD. Saxons, lombards, Varangians, Rus, Goths( both the ostro and vestrigoths, the people in Beowulf which partially takes place in Sweden), Vandals and so on were all scandinavians looking for new lands to settle. Might reflect climate changes or a long period of war and infighting.
Forgot to mention Northern Germany there !
I like listening to this album while riding my bike through a nature preserve near my house.
You know what? I'm gonna do that right now. Thanks for the idea! :)
I found these guys around 5 months ago and have been addicted ever since. It goes on at night and puts me to sleep.
Would love to see them live.
Heilung are the best artists in years I have ever heard proud fan of 3 years... Once heard you will just feel like your soul has been sung to
There was something written down about the music this culture had. It was written by Tacticus from the roman empire. Heilung used this information to recreate the sound.
Incredible...even on a phone! psst: part of the magic is the audio crew...they're wizards. The audio is out of this world. You can hear every instrument, and the vocals aren't drowened out; perfect balance of sound.
✌💙😸
Amazing, absolutely amazing sounds, vocals and performance. Brilliant in all they make.
Heilung aims to bring the organic original sounds from the Iron age until late antiquty.They sing in the Proto-Germanic language,also all their instruments are handmade by themselves.
In my opinion they might well be the most accurate representation of Iron Age music,so something like a religious rite/a large sacrifice to the gods for a better harvest for example could very likely have this kind of music.All the lyrics in their songs are actually original words from spear shaft archeological finds ,and various other real sources,so thats why the lyrics are all saying we are not afraid,we will laugh at death herself,and you will die etc.That all has been found on spear shafts inscribed in runes...
I think the part of the song where the woman is singing is supposed to present the joy of life,and when the lead singer started singing that is supposed to represent the rough,dry and bloody side of life that is also a part of life,as much as is the joy.So joy and suffering,I think.
They also have a slogan that goes something like this :
Remember, that we all are brothers
All people, beasts, trees and stone and wind
We all descend from the one great being
That was always there
Before people lived and named it
Before the first seed sprouted
They stand for preserving your heritage,and honoring your most ancient ancestors,something i myself stand for aswell.I would also like to mention something I noticed recently,recently there has been a real rise of all this revival on the ancestors,I personally see this in the Germanic culture,Celtic culture and Slavic culture the most,there is probably other people from other backgrounds doing the same but I didn't see it personally.
Triglav The chorus in this song is a phonetic reading of the Elder Futhark inscription on the Eggja Stone in Norway. No one fully understands it, though its about the death and funeral rites of the grave’s occupant.
Wardruna was one ,if not the first group in this movement, and they DO use traditional instruments, including buckhorns, logs and stones.Some of their recordings were done outdoors, and all lyrics are sung in Old Norse.....
My love for Wardruna led me to Heilung.
Yeah Heilung has really kicked it up several notches though!
I like them both, but for different reasons....
Warduna songs are mostly in Norwegian, but they do have a few with Old Norse. I'm a huge Wardruna fan, I just wish they would come to the States.
They are actually coming to the States www.wardruna.com/news/
Sooo, are you familiar with Wardruna? I recommend "Helvegen" and "Rotlaust Tre Fell". I recommend the album versions... The band features Gaahl from Gorgoroth(black metal)but this isn't metal. Their music has been featured on the TV show Vikings.
After I listened Heilung, Wardruna seems to me "vanilla". Can't switch back, won't switch back
Jay Sullivan different strokes...
Wardruna is more "real" I suppose you could say. What with Einar using period instruments and writing lyrics inspired by the FUTHARK and the Poetic Eddas. Heilung is Heilung. They kind of are there own thing, not really going for anything historical sounding. I prefer Wardruna myself, but Heilung is cool too.
Give Danheim a listen too.They're well worth a whirl if Norse shamanic music is your thing.
I was just about to suggest the same. Hagel would also be a good one.
I don't know why but this music is very emotional for me.
I literally cannot get enough of these guys.
Jim, I discovered these guys a few months ago and have watched the full show over and over, they are fresh air round here.
I've commented this on other channels watching this music video--it's spiritual being able to pick out the little dainty bones being tapped together, amongst the whole soundscape Heilung offers. They are tapped through a lot of the video, but you don't always see them. Just like life, maybe you have to keep looking for the things that keep on going, and that keeps you going, despite the "soundscape" occurring in your mind or life.
This band speaks to my soul.
I love this channel because I always find some interesting stuff I haven't heard before.
I discovered them about 3 months ago. Totally blown away with them. Close your eyes and journey back in time. Amazing..
I was at that concert, it was mesmerizing and hypnotizing awsome. Shamanic journey, and so enchanting😍
The full moon rise above the stage when they played!
I found this band about a year ago. Can't wait to see them live some day.
I am glad that you give this extremely exceptional Nordic group a chance. I tell you a little about its history. The group, which are two boys and one girl, have Norwegian, Danish and German nationality and uses instruments such as horns of different animals, drums, human bones, rattles with human ashes, bells, stones, all to go back to the first musical compositions that They were able to interpret 10,000 years ago, in the iron age in northern Europe. All the letters are taken from carved gadgets from the era of the Nordic iron, such as arrowheads, bows, swords, rune stones and recite poems and psalms of war, peace and protection. Whereupon and for this, heilung, which means healing in German, is in close collaboration with archaeologists specializing in the field. The languages used by heilung are several. Among them are Latin, Old Danish, German and English. They were so successful with their first album that they had to release a new live album, which includes 2 new songs. Also a video of that album live and this year they released their second work, futha, which is a much more feminine work. His first album, Ofnir, is much more aggressive and masculine. During the concerts some representations of how these ancient rituals of the iron age could be made. Also just finished the soundtrack of the video game Hellblade 2. I hope this review helps you to understand a bit the context of this musical group. I recommend this video of her concert.
Tribal, yes. Not metal. Still amazing.
Maria Franz had me mesmerized from the beginning when I first stumbled across this video on TH-cam. Her voice is so soothing, the harmonies are done well. I knew this was from the ancient Tuetonic religion and was very happy to experience it. Since then I've been goobling up all the Heilung my economy will let me and wanting more. I hope they are all doing well and producing more.
This should be listened to with eyes closed or under the stars with a huge bonfire burning in a clearing in a forest,as near to nature as possible,sublime.
Discovered them last year. Absolutely love Heilung!
EPIC! Glad you have come to enjoy them as I have. Great playing while driving thru a snowstorm. Would be fantastic to see them if they toured across the pond.
I recently discovered this band and I can't stop listening to them! They're amazing!
have seen a lot of live shows in my time, but this group has to be at the top of the list to see. One flat amazing performance. Come to the States please. Maria Franz is to die for.
Peoples of Europe embracing their ancestral culture is a fantastic thing and long overdue!!
It resonates through your soul, because it tugs on the heart strings of our ancestors. Its primal from where we cam from.
I just randomly discovered them this week, and have been hooked!
It’s shocks me to some extent that I’ve never revisited them on the channel since my first video all those years ago!
@@JimNewstead Sometimes the late night TH-cam rabbit hole turns up wonderful things lol
Love to see how it resonates with the white man. Yes white man your heritage is a thing and the desert god was always an alien to this part of your soul.
I wonder why you compare it with metal mate....I think it is what it is called by Heilung itself: Amplified History...wich means traditional / spiritual music (from different cultures/mostly nordic or germanic) combined with modern techniques like microphones / sequencers and samplers...The performance is more like a ceremony with the same intentions. If you listen to the way the sounds are arranged you can find tons of elements of tribal music (more like techno music arrangements).... If you ever have the opportunity watch them life go for it!
It`s incredible!
I'm guessing the raspy vocals, which are characteristic of nu-metal and such subgenres. I personally would describe Heilung as non-electronic electronica, as it gives the same experience as trance and other electronica subgenres. Which you did note, after the fold.
It may not be metal, but most metalheads can certainly appreciate it.
Your channel is great man, not many people these days that appreciate cool ass music like this
I just recently found this band, and can't get enough! I listen to many different kinds of music, and I will be adding this band to my collection! This music is so pure and calls to me from far in the past. Glad others feel the same way!
discovered them several months ago on youtube, absolutely intoxicating. would love to see them live.
A song from our ancestors. ❤️🌹🙏🏻
They are awesome, have all there recording’s. Their Lifa album is by far their best. Fun fact the video he was reviewing was their first concert. Epic. They sing in a variety of old languages, derived from old texts and artifacts.
Wow! How interesting! Thanks for this video
Just discovered them last week. Cannot get enough of Heilung! Ja!!!!!
I like Heilung. They are bringing us back to our roots.
An absolutely brilliant project. I saw the video of the entire show just a few days after it posted in November of 2017. Headlong into the winter solstice I went with Heilung playing almost daily. I'm now completely enamored by Maria Franz - her voice, her movements, and her presence. Kudos to the entire lineup. I would seriously travel to Europe with seeing them as a primary objective.
C'est géant cette musique. Un voyage dans le passé viking merci Jim
Смотрю и слушаю,аж мурашки по коже! Heilung-супер!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hardly a week goes by without watching the full show or clips.. or just listing on my iPod.. beautiful
This is why i love metal and proud of being a metalhead. No matter how much you look around there's always an extraordinary band somewhere that you never heard of!
The concert was outstanding !
The last number " Hamrer hippyer" was 10 times better than on the cd. Actually I thought it was a new number .... Maria Frantz noticed a halfnaked viking in the front scene who was dancing and headbanging and she came slowly and played the drum just in front of his head for 5 minutes - Fantastic !!
I cant wait to hear the new cd in the spring of 2019 - Heilung has a glorius future !!
Support and buy or just die !!
Heilung is from Denmark and Germany! Front singer is German his name is Kai Uwe Faust!
love this band
the words Krigsgaldr is two words. first word is "krig" which is war. the second is "galdr" which is essentially a spell or incantation. put together you have a war spell or war incantation that is meant to rile the spirits of your warriors and remind them of the glory of Valhalla, should they be lucky enough to meet a foe formiddable enough to take their life in battle.
Only found these guys yesterday. This was the first one of their songs I heard. Knocked my little socks off. An amazing band very primal and definitely connects to something deep.
Absolutely LOVE Heilung. The Lifa concert video is amazing. I can't tell you how many times I've listened to/watched the whole thing. I'm a 33 year old Native American (100% Native American, not "1/64th Cherokee" like so many *ahem* white people like to claim) but, for whatever reason, I never felt any real connection to my heritage. I found Heilung early last year and as soon as I heard their music, I felt..... home. Their sound speaks to me like nothing else I've ever experienced. I really can't explain it. I've seen others say the same thing. Heilung are definitely something very special.
Side Note. I've been subscribed to your channel for a few months now. Great content. I'm just now going through your older videos.
Surprised to see this. I just came across this a couple of months ago. I'm always listening to this kinda music. Neat to see there are kindred souls.
We are all kindred spirits. We all came from that small branch on the tree of life. Much love and respect to you.
This music is transporting.
I've listened to this 10000 times since first hearing it. Brilliant.
I discovered them on youtube as well watching them I was completely taken in and mesmerized absolutley amazing
Beautiful music
I've been hooked on them and Wardruna since Vikings came on. I can't understand a word(I'm from Tennessee) but I can feel it.
Love this band. Found them a while back. They are fantastic.
Love Heilung!!!! London November.. Can't wait!!!!
The whole concert is amazing!
I discovered then at that show, I fell in love
I never thought I'd see someone review this! When I first saw them I was bewildered but couldn't look away. Isn't it incredible?! Never knew I needed it in my life but so much happier that it's there. Hope there's more coverage of the rest of this live event as it's all worth experiencing, but if not, since he's in the neighborhood maybe something with Einar Selvik. Well worth it.
I love this so much! Glad you do too!
They even use human bones to create their sound vibrations...I don't even know if it could be called music. It touches something so very primal to our cores
Finally! A Heilung reaction! Breathtaking aren't they?
This song has always given me chills
There's some very interesting musical things going on in that area of the world.
Every one should be on a shamanism trip and listen to this pure primal music. 🏴🏴🏴
Yup. Definitely worth the listen. O.O Thanks for the upload!
You're welcome!
That recording was made at the Castlefest festival in the Netherlands, which is this weekend so if you happen to be in the neighbourhood of Lisse, make sure you stop by!
I found Heilung at random while listening to Music on youtube with autoplay on and they instantly enchanted me. Last Friday i saw them live at Graspop and although the speakers kept breaking down (probably not prepared for this impact) it was one of the greatest live experiences i made so far.
Snej sieht alles lucky guy see than live
I believe her name is Maria Frantz I could be wrong her voice is amazing
All their music gives me goose bumps
Love and respect for those who preserve our past, our traditions, our history.
also went by some of Ceasers Gallic Wars, where the sounds made by chanting shamans was described as like 'yipping and howling dogs'
I got my album in Bremen in this old school shop on the first floor, album version also sounds good. Peace :D
They will play here in Germany at Wacken Winter Nights. It's in the near of my hometown Hamburg, so I think I will go there. I love this music... 😁
I'm living right next to Hamburg and me and a coleague from work are planning to see them too at Wacken Winter Nights. We just discovered the band last week and were both instantly hooked and now want to see them live.
I love it.
I discovered this band a few days ago and I gotta agree it's sound is very alien to me as well. Not because I'm not aware of it's reconstructive nature but rather because it's something that my ansectors (Ancient Greeks) would have probably called "βάρβαρο" or "barbarian". But I think that it's this urefinined nature that makes it so interesting and compelling to listen to.
I love this song. They are amazing.
I no longer want to learn to play the guitar, now I want to learn to play the shield and spear.
Hi Jim. Heilung has so awesome atmosphere. Therefore I recommend to check band called Forndom. Song called Flykt (which means Flight) is excellent.
This is an incredible band. Very happy I stumbled upon them.