Libro ilustrado sobre trolls

 Historias cortas de trolls ilustradas / texto en danés

Trolden Adi & Iarven

En fortælling om forvandling, sære begavelser og reduplicerende stavelser.

Troldeillustrationer af John A. Bauer (1882–1918), bearbejdet af Det Springende Punkt.

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Gaetir The Mountainkeeper

Experimental, epic / ritual ambient / doom channeling of the Norse mythos.

This release is an eclectic and experimental musical endeavour inspired by the Norse mythology and the mythic ages of Old. Each track represents a retelling, or "channeling" of some part of the Saga, taken directly from the Prose and Poetic Eddas by S.Sturluson. They mainly follow the chief Norse god - Odin (or Óðinn), but are also telling about the time of Giants or Jötnar. The title of the album (and the opening piece) translates as "Of Ymir's Flesh", referring to the father-giant of the entire world and the creation of the world, according to the ancient myth.

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Gaetir The Mountainkeeper (2016)

All lyrics are on Old Norse language (as written in Eddas). Music that you'll hear is a peculiar mix of neofolk, ritual ambient, doom metal and epic neoclassical. All that blend made the sound as a whole fresh and unique, yet still breathing with mythical, ancient feeling. The album is an archetypal, but at the same time, very personal emotional journey, as one can't help but project his being through the heroic Self and identify himself with the protagonists of Old.

1. Ór Ymis Holdi
2. Rúnatal
3. Hrafnagaldr Óðins
4. Ek Man Jötna
5. Baldrs Draumar
6. Baldrs Draumar II (Völva og Óðinn)
7. Útgarðr

Música: Ironwood (Australia)

Ironwood

Vocals/guitar: Matthew Raymond

Vocals/6-string bass/guitar: Henry Lauer

A channel for forces elemental and spiritual, Ironwood’s unique fusion of progressive, folk, and metal influences invokes spiraling atmospheres and dark vistas.
Ironwood is simultaneously based in Sydney, Australia and Portland, Oregon, United States.

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Live at The Lovecraft 

(Portland, Oregon, on September 27, 2012)

released 10 March 2013