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The Best Of Nordic Sounds II - Ras Sjamaan

Tracklist: 00:00 Danheim - Tivar 03:41 Danheim - Skugga 07:42 Danheim & Gealdyr - Niu Heimar 11:19 Danheim & Heldom - Visdomr 15:05 Heldom - Bergmal 20:21 Heldom & Eolya - Veturrin 24:08 Heldom & Eolya - Sigri 29:24 Einar Selvik - Lust For Battle 34:03 Einar Selvik - Dagar Eru Taldir (Days Are Numbered) 38:05 Gealdyr - Kauna 44:58 Gealdyr - Myrkvidr 48:46 Runfell - Tyr 53:15 Runfell - Midsommar 59:02 Runfell - Freyas Forest Neo-Nordic folk music is a modern genre that blends traditional Nordic folk elements with other styles like neofolk, metal, and paganism, drawing heavily from the mythology and history of the Viking Age. This style is distinct from traditional Nordic folk music and often features atmospheric and pagan themes, using a mix of acoustic instruments, experimental production, and elements inspired by ancient Norse music, though without claiming direct historical accuracy. Characteristics of neo-Nordic folk music Inspiration: Draws heavily from Norse mythology, Viking-era culture, and the natural landscapes of Northern Europe. Themes: Often incorporates pagan, nature, and historical lyrical themes. Instrumentation: Combines traditional folk instruments (like the fiddle or nyckelharpa) with more experimental sounds, sometimes including elements from metal, such as heavy atmospheric production and electronic sounds. Atmosphere: Creates a haunting and atmospheric sound that reflects the "spirit of the Nordic wilderness" and the "sad atmosphere" found in traditional folk music. Pagan connections: Often associated with neopaganism, creating a sense of ancient power and ritual. Artwork: Thorgal is a fantasy adventure series created in the Franco-Belgian bandes dessinées tradition by Belgian writer Jean Van Hamme and Polish graphic artist Grzegorz Rosiński. Debuting in 1977, it has incorporated elements of Norse mythology and the legend of Atlantis, as well as science fiction and horror. Thorgal is critically acclaimed and one of the most popular French language BDs, with more than 11 million Thorgal books in print. There are currently three ongoing successful spin-off series, in addition to the continuation of the main Thorgal series. It has been called the most popular series published by Le Lombard.