You're welcome child

Disagree anything more would of lost the appeal speaking from a metalheads point of view.

Don't go drunk for a walk in sewden

​@@buukaczinorway

norway

I thinks it's because of the compositional approach. I saw an interview with Valfar using FastTracker, and trackers in general, unlike nonlinear editors like cubase, FL piano rolls or pure sheet notation, kinda force you with the workflow to think in small bits, like single notes or themes and motifs, wich then become patterns, then loops, wich then you can overlay and build the composition itself. Wich is very simmilar to how electronic music is also grounded around with simple samples or even waveforms, wich develop over the time of a song with weird effects going on, made with tools like Ableton and other sequencers. Especially on the endig of this song you can clearly hear, how every note is falling down line by line on the blue tracker colums, overlayering each other, with FX commands in between them kicking on. It really warps your head around in a different way both creating and receiving sound, when most of the time you are used to a straightforward recorded riff->riff2->break->solo->riff structures, with small transitions, fixed drums, moslty static effects etc. The difference between just playing or improvising on an instrument along some drums or chords and programming it beat by beat, is like you take an idea, record it down and edit it to the shape you want, like carving it out of a piece of marmor, and the other one you have to build it up from raw material into something wich will sound and work for you, like shaping claying or paintig out. And also thats why Windir is still unique in it's genre and will be for quite a time. Working with trackers is just hard, tedious and limiting, also we have much better tools now with nearly unlimited soundshaping capabilities, and it really impacts the creativity and level of detail when you are using weak tools to its full potential or using heavy automated machinery for simple tasks.

It's more like synthwave type electronic music. Which is the kid I like.

@@plutik666 *HOLY SHIT* Tha's what I call ''eescplanayshens"

Vibes start at 3:51

Late reply, but ever seen that video of "techno viking"? Who knows, he may well have been an avatar of Woden himself.

@@armata_strigoi_0 yeah man. He’s awesome hahaha

I love Catamenia, POST IT! Or at least send it to me, LOL!

Yeah, lets hear it!

@@borissimeonov9764 ask and you shall receive kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7CSfrV9lc7anKc.html

@@blasphlegmr8439 here you go. I made this like 10 years ago and stuffed it cuz I was too hard on myself. Upon revisiting, this thing slaps. I have another version to post as well. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7CSfrV9lc7anKc.html

@@bentonconstruction9049 Thanks!

It's very fun 😁

Windir, a folk/black metalband from Sogndal in Norway, unfortunately the band does not exist any longer due to the founders tragic death. I recommend the band 👍

@@sveinerikskulstadhansen5673 Thank! I know and love Windir. I actually came across this video while compiling a collection of versions of JTTE =D I would like to know who is the author of this particular version

@@yamilvidal3325 Ok, with that I can not help unfortunately.

How? Valfar experimented with electronic music on every album, and a Electronic cover of Mørkets Første appeared on the tribute album, so i'll ask again, how excactly is this heresy?

yes and that's why we fucking love it

Someone’s gotta make black metal sound good.

The best kind of sacrilege though.

and who cares? are you going to throw a party to announce it? should we invite valfar?

No shit. Doesn't mean people can't make their own spin on it.

It's very fun 😁