Posts Tagged ‘Thyrfing’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Thursday, October 7th, 2021
There was a time in the late 90s early 00s that I was all fucking in on Viking metal, Enslaved were still sort of Viking based, Moonsorrow were releasing downright epic albums like Voimasta ja kunniasta and Kivenkantaja, Amon Amarth were blowing up and releasing albums every month. And at the forefront of my Viking […]
Tags: 2021, Despotz Records, Erik T, Review, Thyrfing, Viking Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Thursday, June 11th, 2009
Viking metal should make you want to load up a Norse ship with muscle-bound heathens and sail to a foreign land to usurp and plunder. Sweden’s Thryfing is one of the exceptions. Whereas their country mates Amon Amarth aim a broadsword at the throat, Thryfing offer cerebral Viking metal. The seven tracks on the new […]
Tags: 2009, Justin M. Norton, Regain Records, Review, Thyrfing
Posted in News on Friday, August 22nd, 2008
Swedish “viking metallers” THYRFING have set Hels Vite as the title of thier new album. Due in Europe on October 22 via Regain Records, the CD was co-produced (with the band) by Jörgen Svensson of Tyroon Production and the cover artwork was created by the Swedish artist Mikael Schelén. The layout and the photos were […]
Tags: News, Thyrfing
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Thursday, March 9th, 2006
Adding to an already stellar year for Candlelight (and it’s only March!), comes the fifth album from Viking metal stalwarts Thyrfing, who with Vansinnesvisor took a far darker, more foreboding, death metal take on the traditionally pompous Viking metal. However, with Farsotstider (Times of Plague), Thyrfing seem to have found some balance. That’s not to […]
Tags: 2006, Candlelight Records, E.Thomas, Review, Thyrfing
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Monday, July 15th, 2002
It wasn’t until I discovered the literal translation of the album’s title that the full depth of this album really hit me. After numerous listens, the darker, heavier approach had me a little stunned, and to be honest, a little disappointed. But after discovering Vansinnesvisor , means “Songs of Madness” (or “Lunacy”), it all came […]
Tags: 2002, E.Thomas, Hammerheart Records, Review, Thyrfing