I love Heilung (apparently German for Healing) "In Maidjan" and "Hamrer Hippyer" are two of my favourites

Me when I realised I'm only 88% highlander. *The Vikings entered the chat* Nice to see something different here. This song is based on the poem known as 'the Norwegian rune poem.' The Norwegian rune poem gives a complete description of all 16 runes of the younger Futhark, also commonly known as the 'Viking runes.' The language they used here is Old Norse, used by the Vikings in the Viking Age. Modern language that's most closely related to Old Norse is Icelandic, although it has significantly changed over the years. I missed them playing at my hometown in York. If you have the opportunity to see these guys live, go man. The whole show is like a spiritual experience.

"I don't know what that is" Those symbols are runes, Elder Futhark Runes, specifically

While this seems like a clever mix, the amazing thing is that they are 100% able to reproduce this magic in a live concert. One of the most powerful experiences I've had was their LIFA concert.

I feel the blood of my ancestors running through my veins ... every time I listen to Heilung ❤️❤️ Nice video... greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

Nice! Heilung, finally! You need to get to some of the live performances. "In Maidjan" is maybe the best cross-section of their sound overall, "Krigsgaldr" if you want something focused more around Maria Franz' lovely vocals. Both long, but that hasn't stopped you before, right? lol PS, I'm sure you heard, but BAND-MAID uploaded two more live performance videos. Every time I hear one of them I'm stunned at how good they are live. Every damn time. PPS, it's pretty awesome living in a world were we can go from Heilung to BAND-MAID in one comment.

Oh man, I think Heilung is the only band I can get more excited about than Nightwish. I've been an old world ancient religion nut since I was about 7 years old, and the way they bring Germanic culture to life makes me emotional to see. Every performance from them is a gift, and whether people appreciate them or not, they will always make an impression.

Heilung's live recording of Alfadhirhaiti is heavily recommended, though maybe as a finale after Krigsgaldr and In Majdan? And as other mentioned, Wardruna's "Helvegen" with Aurora is a closely related experience, and Wardruna's latest two singles/songs "Grá" and "Lyfabjerg" are also exceptional. The latter's music video was filmed an hour away from me back in may (poor weather, fits the song perfectly), so I like the music video. Edit: any Wardruna song reaction is better with the translated lyrics available, so you know what the song is about. "Helvegen" hits much better when you know what it's about.

They sing in many different languages (old english, modern german, old high german, norse) in different songs. This song is in old norse (as far as i can tell; its definitely nordic) Heilung is awesome, please do more

14:35 All their stuff is very "primal" - almost all instruments that would have been found millennia ago, just amplified (and in some cases, distorted and looped) to create a fuller sound. They've said that their music, at least in the context of their live shows, is meant to put the listener at ease by the end, though the journey might be turbulent at times (hence the name "Heilung", literally being "healing"). So their stuff can get heavier, or otherwise more overtly intense - in particular the entirety of Alfadhirhaiti, and parts of Krigsgaldr. Their songs also generally tend to fall into the territory of almost being more like performance art, with rituals and chanting - most notably, Hakkersgaldr and Futhorck (the latter often being performed in the middle of another song, Fylgija Ear, in their live shows). I'd recommend Krigsgaldr as your next song to watch, which offers a fairly comprehensive look at their style, and Alfadhirhaiti, for a sound I like to think of as "Heavy Wood". Both from their Lifa concert, live at Castlefest 2017.

I saw Heilung live at Castlefest, they are so worth seeing live. So intense emotion wise, they take you on a journey for sure. I hope you will do reactions of more their songs!

The word Heilung is a german word that means "Healing". The german "ei" is roughly pronounced roughly like the "-igh" in the word "High", but slightly faster. So it would be more like "Highlung" instead of "Hey-lung".

If we're doing this stuff now I'd love to see Rún by Skáld

I LOOOOOVE Heilung! Got to see them in January before COVID shut everything down. They basically did a ritual initiation for one of their band members while on stage. It was powerful. They are amazing. 💜 Loved your reaction as always, you pick up lots of details on first listen and make me think about the music in a different way. Thanks as always! On a slightly different note... When are you going to get around to Ne Obliviscaris?? I've been waiting haha

Heilung is very good for something inside me that I can't put a name to. The music is primally satisfying. Thanks for reacting to this. My heart? No. My soul, maybe? Something in between them is very happy.

Please react to the song ODIN by FAUN ft EINER SELVIK (live) Or WARDRUNA FT AURORA and the song HELVEGEN.(live) Thanks 😊 Stay safe.👍💯👍

Oh crap I was thinking of recommending this group but thought it was too far out there. Glad you decided to take a chance on it.

You are a great music analyst. It is a pleasure listening to your thoughts as you experience the music. I am a musician myself, and I can tell when someone dissects the musical composition and analyses the form from a position of knowledge. Not just someone who listens to a melody and the effect it has on them. It is refreshing. I binge watched a few of your videos, and to me you are more of a music review channel, than a reaction one. Anyhow, love the content! You got yourself a subscriber.

Yeessss!! ♥️ Thanks, so exited to watch this reaction! 😄😁 I was one of the ones requesting this band and can't believe how fast I clicked on this. 😅

I was going to see them at Red Rocks in Colorado this October, but due to COVID it got pushed back to October 2021. I'm just thankful I'll still be able to see them at such a beautiful location surrounded by nature.

I love this group. Please react to more. Maria Franz is such an awesome vocalist. You don't see her full vocal talent in this song but check out In Maidjan and you will see more of what she can do. Also check out the other band she sings in called Euzen. They are more modern alternative rock. Specially the live performances. This is one of my favourites kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bKqheJiCltfJeXU.html That didgeridoo sound is actually a male vocalist doing throat singing. This song, Norupo, is the Norwegian Rune Poem. The name is an abbreviation. It is the rune poem just sung to music. Basically the Runic Alphabet in a poem. The Runes are of the Younger Futhark, each in a poetic line. Here is the original poem plus the translation. The original language is Old Norse ᚠ Fé vældr frænda róge; føðesk ulfr í skóge. ᚢ Úr er af illu jarne; opt løypr ræinn á hjarne. ᚦ Þurs vældr kvinna kvillu; kátr værðr fár af illu. ᚬ Óss er flæstra færða fǫr; en skalpr er sværða. ᚱ Ræið kveða rossom væsta; Reginn sló sværðet bæzta. ᚴ Kaun er barna bǫlvan; bǫl gørver nán fǫlvan. ᚼ Hagall er kaldastr korna; Kristr skóp hæimenn forna. ᚾ Nauðr gerer næppa koste; nøktan kælr í froste. ᛁ Ís kǫllum brú bræiða; blindan þarf at læiða. ᛅ Ár er gumna góðe; get ek at ǫrr var Fróðe. ᛋ Sól er landa ljóme; lúti ek helgum dóme. ᛏ Týr er æinendr ása; opt værðr smiðr blása. ᛒ Bjarkan er laufgrønstr líma; Loki bar flærða tíma. ᛘ Maðr er moldar auki; mikil er græip á hauki. ᛚ Lǫgr er, fællr ór fjalle foss; en gull ero nosser. ᛦ Ýr er vetrgrønstr viða; vænt er, er brennr, at sviða. Translation of Norwegian Rune PoemEdit ᚠ Fe Wealth is a source of discord among kinsmen; the wolf lives in the forest. ᚢ Ur Dross comes from bad iron; the reindeer often races over the frozen snow. ᚦ Thurs Giant causes anguish to women; misfortune makes few men cheerful. ᚬ As Estuary is the way of most journeys; but a scabbard is of swords. ᚱ Reidh Riding is said to be the worst thing for horses; Reginn forged the finest sword. ᚴ Kaun Ulcer is fatal to children; death makes a corpse pale. ᚼ Hagall Hail is the coldest of grain; Christ created the world of old. ᚾ Naudhr Constraint gives scant choice; a naked man is chilled by the frost. ᛁ Isa Ice we call the broad bridge; the blind man must be led. ᛅ Ar Plenty is a boon to men; I say that Frodi was generous. ᛋ Sol Sun is the light of the world; I bow to the divine decree. ᛏ Tyr Tyr is a one-handed god; often has the smith to blow. ᛒ Bjarkan Birch has the greenest leaves of any shrub; Loki was fortunate in his deceit. ᛘ Madhr Man is an augmentation of the dust; great is the claw of the hawk. ᛚ Logr A waterfall is a River which falls from a mountain-side; but ornaments are of gold. ᛦ Yr Yew is the greenest of trees in winter; it is wont to crackle when it burns.

When I listen to Nightwish I get very emotional. Their music takes me to places and memories that evoke strong responses. When I listen to Heilung I become very relaxed and peaceful. I find them to be a perfect combination. Chase, you should really watch some of the live performances Heilung does, they're fantastic.

Hi Chase ~ Happy Wednesday. ☺ Being one of the people who requested Heilung, I am so happy you were willing to give them a go, and liked it!! I'm sure there are others who have been fans longer & are more familiar with them that can answer your questions. I know (from what I've read) that their songs are based on ancient texts & rituals and their music is supposed to BE a ritual. Heilung means 'healing'. Runes are predominant in their symbolism & work. In the video, they're in a 'sacred circle' and are creating different Runes with their bodies and the antlers. ~ A lot of people seem to be kinda creeped out by them. I was a bit shocked initially, but only because I'd never heard anything quite like it before. However, the pagan & shaman in me was immediately drawn in to their 'world' & taken back to a time when people were more connected to the Earth. ~ Personally, (and from what I've listened to) this song is pretty 'tame'. ☺ If you do more by them in the future, check out something live. ~ Thank you for another great reaction and analysis! Stay safe...and have a damn good day.😁

Helvegen. Wardruna. Aurora. (To be found on wardrunas channel)

Wadruna and aurora, Helvegen. Impressive

Another strong vote for “In Maijan” or “Krigsgaldr”. Nothing has ever come as close to spiritually, and emotionally moving me by song like the Heilung’s live concert.

This music allows me to hear my ancestors call to me from the grave. In Maidjan is my favorite video of theirs. Alfadhirhaiti makes me want to raid small villages...in a good way. I use it for treadmill music. Thank you for the reaction to this.

I am a fan since they had their first concert on a festival ( Viking/ mediëval/ Pagan festival in the Netherlands ). I was there and it was mezmerizing and intens, in the nature with the moon full above the stage. It was something I had never seen before, a Ritual, a shamanic ritual. The whole audiënce had Pagan clothing or Viking clothing on and it was like we were in a film. It was truly an expirience I never forget.🌲🌳🦌

Love this band. They're like a neo Dead Can Dance.

Back to the roots, back to our history, back to the old gods, --- they chose the right Name - cause their music is soothing to our inherited old natural souls - reviving emotions that have slumbered over hundreds of years--- thanks that we have humans all over the earth that revive our old tradition- and remember us what we used to be like ...

Old Norse, is what a lot of their lyrics are in. Comes from the Poetic Edda a lot of the time. Sometimes they have English, Norwegian, and German.

Pre- viking, old-norse, protogerman. I understand some of it, as a norwegian. You should listen to it live.

G'day Chase. Just caught up on all your Vids. All 👍 great, as usual. 😎Ta. The initial few 'tribal' sounds in this gave me a sense of the 🥁 Native American Indian chants. I wasn't familiar with the Ancient Nordic culture. I loved it !! 💕 Different continents, but they all performed tribal chanting, song & dance. I'm from Oz 🇦🇨 and our Indigenous people had "Corrobarees". Funny that you likened one of the voices / instrumental sounds to a Didgeridoo !! Great reaction. 🌟 Look forward to more from this amazing group.😊 🇦🇨 💖

The man behind the mixing and mastering is Christopher Juul, the mostly non-singing member of Heilung, he has been in several Danish folk bands and is probably the go to guy for production on acoustic that relies heavily on percussion, and Danish folk music is also heavy on strings and flute so it's no wonder that it is (if such a thing exists) perfectly mixed.

I am very happy you got to them, thank you! I really was intrigued to see what you would have to say. Our patience definitely paid off! I hope to see more of them and also of Shepherds Reign, who I have never seen in any other channel.

Heilung defines themselves as amplified history. They get inspired in potential very primal sounds and music-making, and still surviving sounds of many indigenous cultures across the globe, with a heavy load of modern ambience and eerie sounds to create this atmosphere. They are an experience. This song is in Old Norse, but they sing in other extinct languages as well, like Proto-Norse.

I can't wait to see number 12 for the 20/20 album

If you liked this, you definitely need to hear Wardruna! React to Grá, of Voluspa or their new song Lyfjaberg. You'll love it!

Most nordic countries have this pronounciation in our languages. The only country I can think of that don't is Denmark. They sing in old norse and they're reciting a Norweigan runestone aswell as the young Futhark. Norupo is short for Norweigan Rune Poem :)

The low humming you heard was throat singing. Supposedly brought to scandinavia by settlers from eurasia prior to the germanic migration. I may be a little vague on the details seeing as how it's been a while since I looked into this.

Great reaction! Heilung live performance has an unreal tribal feel, especially with costumes, choreography and engaged crowd. I would second the suggestions for Wardruna.

Note that their lyrics are generally from old tunes so not really any language being used anymore. Also their instruments are made by themselves hence it being difficult to pin down what exactly they used. They're a wonderful band and even better live.

You have to react to Wardruna and Aurora - Helvegen, or to Eivør - Trollabundin. Both worth watching and both are folky and kinda tribal.

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 the year 2019, 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. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/npdypq56tZrZiYE.html Some curiosities. When they built the drums for the group, one of which is made from horse skin, a doctor drew blood from the three members of the group and painted the drums and some of their clothes with it. The male singer with the deep voice is a great tattoo artist and very professional. The bones the girl plays with are human bones and sometimes they have had problems in the countries of the tour to introduce them through the border from the country where the concert was held. I think the letter is a description of the 16 letters of the new futhark or new runic alphabet and the description of each of the runes and their meaning Norupo is composed around the ancient runic poem with the name ′′ Norway's rune poem. "The poem was preserved in an 18th century copy of a now lost 18th century manuscript and gives a complete description of all younger Futhark runes.

"In Maidjan" is my favorite from them it helped me get the way to getting how to throat sing and it helps me calming Down. Heilung means healing in German, the language they are using are old nordic and gemanic languages as far as i know. Stay safe and thank you for the amazing content you provide lad !

I love Heilung! You should absolutely check out their live performances. They are hypnotizing.

The band preformed a Heathen Ritual native to Scandinavian culture and religion. Alot of their live performances are rituals and helps to both teach these and encourage the practice among more people.

So cool you reacted to Heilung! My first exposure to them was LIFA - Krigsgaldr LIVE. It's worth a watch.

I believe they’re singing in Old Norse (language of The Vikings). This band in particular sings in many Old Germanic Languages and even Old English. This song is based on an old poem. Fascinating band.

YAY YAY YAY YAY YAY YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE Heilung!!!!!!!!! I am so happy that you have finally listened to a song form them. I so long for you to react to a live performance. They are so different....... really different from anything else. I love the Hu. I love the departure from anything European that they bring. I love the traditional Mongolian instruments. But there is something so special and different with Heilung. It is trans like at times, Shamanistic, atavistic, tribalistic and artistic. These guys succeed, I think, in their endeavor to be Amplified History. Thank YOU!!!!

Heilung formed as an experimental folk music band that specifically performs these Barbarian-era Northern Germanic and Norse Tribe type songs. There's an entire live concert of theirs on KZfaq where you get to see the entire band perform, and yes, it's a lot more people than just a few that were in this video. I think there's like 6 or 7 of them altogether.

The look on your face when he first let out the throat singing thing in the beginning. Fuckin priceless!

First of all, thanks for checking out Heilung :D Their Music is not always as calm as this one, they do focus on some sort of meditational / spiritual atmosphere, but they play around with that alot. Don´t want to spoil it, so just check out their stuff. I`d suggest to go on with the Song "In Maidjan", it is the opening Ritual to Heilungs Concerts and shows some changing vibes through different parts, sending you on a journey . And make sure to get the "LIFA" version from 2017, Heilung life is quite an experience. Regarding the language: The lyrics are inspired or taken from Things like Runestones, Swords or other artefacts from the bronce- and ironage. Gathered together from all around northern Europe. There are probably some pagans around here who can tell you more about it than me... If not yet, they will come.

This is Proto germanic, old Norse. Futhark runes spelled out with the antlers.

Welcome to the world of pagan/folk/medievil music. Only played with old instruments. Please react to wardruna - helevegen. The theme music from the series vikings. A very good pagan band from germany is faun with the title odin. And the mainstream and the best song from heilung is krigsgaldir, live version. Fantastic. I hope you like the genre. Best wishes. These music is make for the soul and the heart.

There you go Chase awesome reaction

Oh yes! Do one of their live performances next, from the LIFA concert. Kriegsgaldr, In Maidjan for instance! Like Nightwish, this is a band made to be seen live!

Love this song, so happy to see a reactor doing reactions to this amazing music

Look at the first live concert LIFA live at Castlefest. In Maidjan is a good song to hear the female singer. Alfadhirhaiti is a heavier song.

Krigsaldr (War Magic) Lifa(live in Colorado) Maria plays the bones! This piece has all that they do. As has been said, not merely a performance, an immersive shamanic experience.

Other bands of this kind that you would probably like are Wardruna (Norwegian band, made music for the TV show Vikings), Cultus Ferox (German, mostly instrumental with some chanting in old germanic), and Garmarna (Swedish folk rock, mixes with modern music, sings in Swedish). I'd recommend Wardruna - Helvegen featuring Aurora, Cultus Ferox - Tamfanae or Mutter Erde, and Garmarna - Herr Mannelig, or Över Gränsen.

This is what the church worked so very hard to suppress. The real song of our people. I'm half Viking. Half Swedish. In a perfect world, I'd be able to sing along. These people will make the church very nervous. Good. This is what we should be raised with.

A quick Google say this is in Old Norse. Interesting for sure.

Wow o_o why haven't I heard of them before, holy crap I love it. Getting a big Vikings vibe (granted I did just finish watching all the episodes that are available at the moment). Thanks again for introducing me to new music!

Thank you for this Chase. More like this please. (I can recommend things like Wardruna or Eivør they are of a similar genre to this but unique in their own way)

That is a really cool song! I love this almost tribal sound a lot. I'm adding this song to my playlist.

It is Old West Norse, called Old Icelandic by the time this was written. It is the old Icelandic rune song, for teaching the Younger Futhark. I do not know whether the song was written before Christianization and then changed for that one line referencing Christ in it, or if it was written after conversion. Basically, it's the alphabet song for long-dead Icelanders :) Norupo is less "exciting" than songs like In Maijan and others. Another to look at would be Fylgja Ear / Futhorc from the Lifa live recording (whole concert is on YT). Maria pulls some intense vocals and the whole crew really come together on those especially. Galgaldr and Svanrand are my two favorites from the same Album that Norupo is on, called Futha. Also, Krigsgaldr off of Othan and the live version from Lifa is one of their top tunes.

First of all, you are one of my favourite reactors, your appreciation for different styles and your understanding of music is outstanding Second, as already mentioned, you should check out Wardruna and although Eivor Palsdottir - trodlabundin live 10.08.13???!! Not sure about the date Cheers mate

Our Gods, our ancestors, and we are their children! Eternal glory the Gods our! Glory to the one and multiple Power in all its manifestation!

Oh I Love them💜I would recommend „Fylgija Futhorck“🙂. Thanx for the cool vid🤘🏻🙃

Heilung Krigsgaldr LIVE Next !! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7iXkpt_s7a4dGw.html

You should really react to Heilung “Hamrer Hippyer” or “in maidjan” live at Castlefest. They’re so good live on stage

They Paint their big drum with their own blood once a year.... talk about dedication

Heilung is amazing. I love how their music is simultaneously calming and unnerving, and Maria Franz's vocals are just incredible. I just wish the Alphabet song I'd learnt in elementary school had sounded as cool as this. That's basically what this is, incidentally: the Old Norse Alphabet song. The first word of each stanza is the name of one of the Younger Futhark runes, and since they're given in order it acts as a mnemonic device to remember the runes and their sequence. There are multiple similar Rune Poems from various old Germanic languages; in fact, another one of Heilung's songs is the Old English rune poem.

Wardruna - Helvegen or rotlaust tre fell My favourite band. Ever. Period.

Nice! Didn't realize someone had recommended Heilung! Very cool, love these guys.

I really love your reaction videos, I love how you break down the different elements and explain why they work - I feel like I have such a greater (but still miniscule) understanding for these artists. Thank you so much for sharing them with us! If you're in the mood for more Starset, I recommend their live performance video of 'Manifest' - I absolutely love their music, but seeing them live earlier this year was a whole new experience!

From a reddit post ; The languages used are varied from German, English to Gothic, Latin and Iron Age Norwegian dialects.

I think she sings in Norrønt/Norrönt, which is the language all nordic languages is branch out from

Hello from French Riviera ! Great to see your reacting to Heilung !! Please go ahead ! you should try Euzen with Maria Franz the femelle singer of Heilung, she's incredible a pure voice, she's like a little fairy ! Euzen live 2015 Castelfest - The Stage or Metamorph ! your choice both are great song ! Live performance is much more powerful than studio version ! Welcome to the universe of nordic sound and ancient language from vikings (it's a chamanic language). Sorry for my english.. I don't practice so much :) have a good and beautiful day !

Ooh yes!! Love me some Heilung. Also, if they are not in the works already, could you do The Fiddler on the Green by Demons & Wizards (2019 live version) or The Scarecrow by Avantasia (2017 live at wacken). Or both of you can. I really enjoy your reaction videos as they are much more in depth from a musicians point of view than many others 🤘🏻🤘🏻

So happy that you've given this a shot! Couple things here about this; They're singing a Rune Poem. It's like the ABC's but for those Viking Runes you've probably seen in like God of War with the letters that look like little trees. The hard start of a stansa is the Rune they're saying, then what that rune means. at 9:52 it comes in close as the woman raises her hands, they say Sol, or Sul, rune for the sun. Then Tyr, god of judgement. after the alt singer finishes and it zooms out, Bjarken is the rune, then stansa. All of the music is supposed to be ONLY from things that they would have had during the time period, personal voice and instruments you make! I don't know the language they're singing but it's amazing to me and speaks deeply to me also

Great reaction as always. It Will be interesting watch your reaction to Ningen Isu, a japanese band with 3 members in his 50's making incredible metal music since 1987 and still rocking today. "Heartlees scat" it's a great song and a good way to start with them. Just google a little about this guys, you love his history even before to listening the songs. Sorry about my bad English, greetings from México.

the language is Proto-Germanic or "Ancient German" from pre Viking era Scandinavia which is also where the songs come from they are either direct derivatives of actual discovered songs from the time or based from the culture of the time

Wow. You're one of a surprise huh. I like that this time you stray away from the usual genre you do in this channel. This song is based on an old poem and written in Old Norse language. I guess everyone here already mentioned that to you. This song is 'tamer' than Krigsgaldr and In Maidjan, these two songs might be a little bit challenging for you. Fun fact, one of their members, Kai, is a tattoo artist specialised in Nordic tattoo designs using hand-tooling.

Old norse, West Germanic what they spoke in Scandinavia 600+ AD

One of the backup singers for the group is Annicke Shireen. She makes her own music and if you get a chance you should check out her music video for Umai. I saw Heilung live and she was a great part of the show.

oh boy Heilung are amazing... this is probably the easist listening song they have? but your gonna love watching the live vids they did a hole concert thats on youtue and its an experience. check out the live verion of Krigsgaldr as well for sure full concert is here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/npdypq56tZrZiYE.html

This reaction: O_O BTW you should check Wardruna featuring Aurora.

Also Danheim is a great tribal feel. Runatal is one of my favs

Please listen to more Heilung!!!!

You really need to react to their live performance, Krigsgaldr is the song most people discover and are hooked by first.

Heilung songs are intense across the emotional spectrum, from aggression and fight or flight triggers, sadness, joy, and everythin in between. LIFA is a great show, also their first ever live show. Krigsgaldr, In Maidjan (Also in the Hellblade 2 trailer with a much more intense and brutal version), Hamrer Hippyer, many great songs.

i saw them live last year, it was a fu.... experience man.....like when your are in trance...absolutely amazing. you should listen to Krigsgaldr from them in the live-version, its mindblowing

Uhh yeah Heilung! They are so amazing live!

I’d think unsettling was what they were going for.

I have seen them live once. Never experience nothing like it before.. it was like a journey to your roots.

Dude! You really need to add Wintersun to Your list. The drummer is the same as Nightwish, Kai Hahto. Would love to hear Your tear down off the song Sons Of Winter And Stars ( live rehearsal @ Sonic Pump Studios). That song has layers and layers of stuff and it really takes every available drop of sweat out of the drummer 😅 Keep up the good work! Cheers from Finland 🤘

I think you'd definitely like/appreciate Lyfjaberg by Wardruna.

I hope he'll do more Heilung