Whoever interrupted the video with an advertisement will not go to Valhalla

"So, what instrument do you play?" *_"The bones of the forgotten."_* .. "Sick."

See them live. Trust me. Even if it’s not your style of music, just buy the ticket. It’s an incredible thing to be part of

I’m cleaning out my 78 year old dads house, he passed in December. I just found a piece of paper with this band and song written on it. It was in his music room, with countless other lists of songs and bands he wanted to check out. I’m 52, he was 78, my eldest is 32. We all listen to you, and we didn’t even know the others did. ❤

I’m in a band “Oh yeah what you play” The bones

When I die, I want to be an instrument in their band.

"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" Heilung- Kriegsgauldr

Even when I am wearing headphones, I can feel that horn in my bones.

"so what kind of songs are you into these days?" "ancient metal"

Bro, my mate played this, when we were camping, on his headphones and we could hear it. We didn't know what it was and we were scared sh*tless thinking there was chanting coming from the forest outside the cabin

When I played that concert my 4 year old niece was with me I thought she would be scared away from that she was very surprised and attentive now she says that she is going to sing just like María Franz ❤️

In both Native American Culture and the in the Celtic Nations, the drum beat is the heart beat rhythm of Mother Earth ... And reverberates with the animals that move within that rhythm. 🦬 Buffalos, Elk, Deer 🦌, Antelope, Ram 🐏, and bear 🐻 ...

When your entire party put all their skill points in Shamanism.

For those who are confused on the time frame of what this is representing, it's not necessarily "Vikings," and more or less not Neolithic. It's Proto-Germanic she's singing here, and in most of their music. It's Pre-Migration Period, 600 years before the Vikings, ~1st Century CE til ~550 when Elder Futhark broke into Younger Futhark. It's based on historical linguistic reconstruction and snippets of text found archeologically and through Tacitus & Saxo Grammaticus, some of which were carved in runes on bone fragments, or described pejoratively by Latin writers, who described the throat singing as like "howling dogs," when it would sound provisionally like in this video, inferred by the Sammi, Mongol, Indigenous Greenland, and Faroese traditions which survived the ages relatively unchanged. Then they kinda do this English language "rap," which is based on descriptions of Galdralag and Seiðalag -- no surviving examples of which exist outside of very, very scant snippets in the Poetic and Prose Edda, and in descriptions by Saxo Grammaticus and possibly by Tacitus. The low growling and hissing, the forked fingers, is based on descriptions of Seiðr magic. That kind of image survived in the inspiration of "witches" which Christians were afraid of deeply, who were real people practicing a similar indigenous artform, and came to become an abstracted meme of its own that evolved & mutated into the 21st century in a vague smear of pop culture idioms.

Jedes Mal wenn ich es höre, kommt in mir eine unglaubliche Kraft hoch. Danke für die Verbindung

The reason why Heilung is named healing, it's because they're Shamans and their purpose is to heal. Music is a very spiritual tool that can heal almost anything, especially the music made by a shaman. Their concerts aren't music, they're rituals meant to heal and bless the audience who watches them, and with technology that blessing passes to us. Healing in the Germanic mindset is to take a hot blade and hold it to the wound. This burns out infection and molds the flesh together. Heilung is the hot blade and our souls and broken connection to earth and Natur are the two sides of the wound. They heal that connection. This is my understanding of Heilung. Viele Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪

Only A.D. 490's kids will remember this.

The person in the audience at the end of the song who is howling instead of cheering is extremely appropriate.

My daughter turned me onto them a couple of years ago, they are SO good. She flew to Colorado this morning from here in Florida with her husband just to see them perform tonight!! I love them..great driving music! 🌙

Mexican here who thinks Nordic culture is so freaking awesome.

"So, what instrument do you play?" "The bone." "Don't you mean the TROMbone?" "No."

When your so metal you quit playing the guitar and start playing the forearm

I’ve seen 2 live shows in the US, loved both of them! For those who aren’t familiar with this band, their goal is to create an authentic experience using traditional techniques. It’s basically “amplified history" - a genre of their own design. It was more than just a concert.

I sincerely hope that Heilung becomes a collective like GWAR so that it never dies. They will be needed for each new generation of Heathens.

"So what kind of music do you listen to" "It's complicated"

You know what's wrong with today's society? No one drinks out of the skulls of their enemies anymore...

I love the percussion in the background... sounds like hammers banging on anvils, clashing weapons

There's something very primal about Scandinavian music. It's very different to the romantic tunes of my country, so I absolutely enjoy how different it feels, and how the energy it evokes is very different.

I had the privilege of seeing them live, I've been to hundreds of concerts. This wasn't a concert, it was a spiritual experience.

Played this with my golden retriever in the room. She's now a dire wolf. Tomorrow we hunt. Hail Ullr.

I think I have just discovered a whole new genre to get into. Love it.

I just saw the viral video on Instagram of this band for the second time and had to look them up on here. I can barely believe something like this exists today and I couldn't be more glad. This really brings out my warrior spirit. I always think that I belong in the caveman days and this makes me think that even more. I'm so glad that a band like this exists.

Was listening to this while doing the dishes Accidentally forged an axe and a shield

Heilung: "We need more instruments" The local butcher: "Say no more 👌"

We buried my Mom 32 days ago. Now we are planning our Dad’s funeral.😔 the pain is something that cannot be put into words.

Viel Liebe und Dank für eure Musik aus Schleswig-Holstein.

Things were so much simpler back in the 90s. The actual 90s. 90 - 99 AD.

I'm an amateur blacksmith. I played this in my shop and now I have an incredible urge to just make nothing but axes

Listening to this is mental healing. I want to be sitting in their concert without any kind of intoxication. Just stay and listen.. pure eargasmic ❤

Sends shivers down my spine absolutely love this

Im in a band. What instrument do you play? The femur.

Before hearing this I lived in quiet retirement in a quant English village, where I would prune my Roses and trim my lawn. Now my garden is full of runes, a stone circle and trees, where I listen to heilung at full volume while waving deer antlers above my head. The neighbours are OK about it, putting it down to "that strange Pagan man at number 43", as long as I conduct my rituals between the hours of 8am and 9pm (10am on a Sunday).

Smh. Damn this is powerful. Had me sharpening my battle axe without even realizing it.

That woman has that shockingly red hair braided. Outshining the rest of the band. Making that simple bone tapping and bringing that forgotten language back from the dead. All the percussion, horns, and drums sound like thunder ⛈️!

Never see a group of Forsworns so calm like this

No animals were harmed during the filming of this video. They were sacrificed the night before.

The scream will always give me chills, 6 years later.

I got to hear them live! I felt like I finally got home after a long journey! There's really no other way to describe it!

Slipknot- no band will ever have more scary people banging on random things than us. Heilung- hold my femur

"What instrument to you play?" "The Bones."

I return again and again, and afterwards, I always feel connected to the people of the past through this song, their story.

God I love spiritual performances like this. They awaken my Scandinavian soul

"Hey mom, I joined a new band!" "That's great dear, what do you play?" "Bones!"

I got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbone

I can not stop listening to this song! So awesome!

Here after the game awards… never heard of this band until then but I can’t stop listening to them and I’m not typically into this type of music but something about them is so ominous and haunting, yet mesmerizing

I play this music when I have guests over, it helps me weed out the undesirables.....

when you're sort of into metal but also enjoy enya

Как же круто! Молодцы. Очень не обычная музыка и завораживающая

I just saw/heard the horn…..that’s it. This is the one. They are it. I am forever here. And they are forever there.

When people say, “I prefer their early work” this is what they are talking about.

I prefer when my band uses ALL of the animal.

I'm going through the toughest time in my life. I got cheated on after 8 years being in relationships. Found out I was a victim of a narcissistic abuse and never actually knew the person I was with. I'm becoming a survivor now. Your music is healing me, I listen to it and meditate. It helps me to get rid of the pain and intrusive thoughts. Thank you!

As someone who never cries, I burst into tears while listening to this. It felt as if my ancestors were connecting with my spirit through the song. Amazing

My 5 year old son heard this and now he has a beard

Friend: So whats your taste in music..? Me: it's complicated....

Its been a long time. This song has moved me to tears. Maybe one day I will see them live. Truly experience their sound

Now I know what to do when I die...leave my bones to these guys. I've always wanted to be an instrument!

The Roman Empire would like to know your location

“What instrument do you play in your little band?” “The femur bone from a Grizzly Bear.” 😳

36 Million views says it all. They are a great band, and nobody does what they do, and as well. I really dig this group. They represent what "music" is and all about! And flat out just cool as hell if you ask me.

This is something else so primal and ancient feeling it’s insanely powerful

When you’re watching the wiggles concert and the acid kicks in

Me: I don’t have a musical bone in my body. Heilung: Hold my femur.

You, YOU! Are the reason i love KZfaq. For without it I never would have discovered you. You guys are simply amazing.

Don't need to know all the words for it to be "beautiful". I love them, unlike anything I've heard before. Not an outdoors sort of person but it would be amazing to play this at night, in the woods, with a sky full of stars. It's adventurous, freeing, just amazing art.

Does anyone else suddenly have the urge to build large, vaguely circular monuments by stacking large stones in several open fields under the cover of darkness? Just me then?

"So what kind of music do you listen to?" "Well, uh …"

Unglaublich sch öne Stimmen und die Szenen sind so geheimnisvoll und ganz interessant! Die Atmosphäre ist in diesem Video ist irgendwie ganz besonders!

Goosebumps ... goosebumps everywhere❤

(1) The song announces the coming of a storm (2) The rainfall starts and builds with wistful female voices (3) The storm comes -- male voices in thunderous back and forth emerge and light up the tragedy of humanity: that ultimately "you only understand the language of the sword" (4) The storm passes with the mournful female voices leaving us (5) in the falling rain

Imagine being a Roman soldier venturing into deep Teutonic forest, and then hearing this

🇨🇾 Hello there 👋😊 This is the first time I am visiting your channel and listening to this music and I have to admit that I am impressed! ♥️ It travels me to the far past and raises me feelings! Wow! Thank you! 🙏🏻

Listening to this album live I fell asleep with the headphones on and at one point I felt like I was going into a trance. It was very strange. I woke up at dawn 4:36 am Argentina and I continued listening, just, light off and after finishing I can only say that they are incredible, they are an experience.

I love how music brings people of different cultures together. Greetings from Nairobi, Kenya.

My cat after listening to this sacrificed a rat before going to war with neighbors dog.

Saw them live in 2022 and now I’m blessed to see them in 2024!! Never been so exited!!

"Oh, you're in a band? Cool! What instrument do you play?" "I hit a frying pan with an antler."

Needs more cow bone.

I'm 52,I'm very impressed, phenomenal......music lives in all us,long live Rock,not too roll

Thank you for waking me up. You confirmed what I have lived my entire life, and I don't speak your dialect. But. I somehow get it. Thank you guys. I will try to spread the sound.

These guys are such good performers to nail the aesthetic and not look corny or like they are trying too hard. I'm genuinely impressed how well they pull this off in sound and look. I really want to go to one of their shows

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Me: Playing the bones for a barbarian industrial ensemble. Interviewer: Ah, Valhalla it is.

Quelle energie incroyable. C est une experience d'avoir pu les voir en live cette année. Une experience sans aucun égale. Un voyage spirituel indescriptible.

Love this vibe, still, to this day! Timeless!

What I love about this song is that it is an anti war song about a peaceful people that unfortunately and horrifically suffer a war and conflict at the hands of an enemy. The song and story also make a statement that war may be an unavoidable aspect of human nature and evolution. Its so brutal, and so powerful

My wife asked me what kind of music it is, I told her Heavy Antler

Music impossible de m en passer ,une telle puissance d imprégnation de son qui fait revivre la série vikings si génial à voir et vivre la musicalité de ce groupe

6 years later I still come back to this often to find my inner peace.

the fact that this has 24.5 million views gives me hope for mankind