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Ofnir - CD, LP

Heilung

Folk, World, & Country | Experimental | Neofolk | Rune Singing

2015

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2LP Heilung: Ofnir

Season Of Mist 20. April 2018

Album Reissue

When Heilung self-released "Ofnir" in 2015, the Danish band could hardly believe the breakthrough of their debut album. As there were voices that the album should be re-released, they decided to re-release it, this time in several collector's edition formats. The band's name captures the core of their sound. The listener is meant to return relax...

More ID: 26080 EAN: 0822603145410 Discogs ID: 11890426

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Title	Ofnir
Artist	Heilung
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Season Of Mist
Date of publication	20. April 2018
First released	2015
Weight	460 g
EAN	0822603145410
Product ID	26080
Discogs ID	11890426
Discogs reviews	4.58

Heilung: Ofnir version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company Season Of Mist on 20. April 2018.

When Heilung self-released "Ofnir" in 2015, the Danish band could hardly believe the breakthrough of their debut album. As there were voices that the album should be re-released, they decided to re-release it, this time in several collector's edition formats. The band's name captures the core of their sound. The listener is meant to return relaxed after a magical, sometimes tumultuous musical journey. The band thus travels far into the past, all the way back to the Northern European Iron Age and the Viking Age. Lyrically, it sticks to original texts from rune stones and ancient artifacts, and the band uses, among other things, poems dealing with historical events. Any attempt to connect the band to a modern political or religious context is futile, as Heilung seeks to connect its listeners to a time before the advent of Christianity and modern political ideologies.

Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Experimental, Neofolk and Rune Singing.