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The Ways of Yore
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Album: The Ways of Yore
# Song Title   Time
1)    God from the Machine More Info... 0:01
2)    The Portal More Info... 0:02
3)    Heill Odinn More Info... 0:03
4)    The Lady in the Lake More Info... 0:04
5)    The Coming of Ettins More Info... 0:04
6)    The Reckoning of Man More Info... 0:07
7)    Heil Freyja More Info... 0:02
8)    The Ways of Yore More Info... 0:06
9)    Ek Fellr (I Am Falling) More Info... 0:03
10)    Hall of the Fallen More Info... 0:05
11)    Autumn Leaves More Info... 0:05
12)    Emptiness More Info... 0:13
13)    To Hel and Back Again More Info... 0:10
 

Album: The Ways of Yore
# Song Title   Time
1)    God from the Machine More Info... 0:01
2)    The Portal More Info... 0:02
3)    Heill Odinn More Info... 0:03
4)    The Lady in the Lake More Info... 0:04
5)    The Coming of Ettins More Info... 0:04
6)    The Reckoning of Man More Info... 0:07
7)    Heil Freyja More Info... 0:02
8)    The Ways of Yore More Info... 0:06
9)    Ek Fellr (I Am Falling) More Info... 0:03
10)    Hall of the Fallen More Info... 0:05
11)    Autumn Leaves More Info... 0:05
12)    Emptiness More Info... 0:13
13)    To Hel and Back Again More Info... 0:10
 
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  • Varg Vikernes made his name as one of the Norwegian black metal scene's more notorious figures early on, involved not just with the extreme music of Mayhem and other black metal groundbreakers, but also with church burnings, murder, and time spent in prison for his crimes. This is all old news to anyone familiar with Vikernes and his one-man project Burzum, a musical entity that shifted from early black metal darkness into progressively more and more ambient territory. With 11th album The Ways of Yore, Vikernes continues the foray into European medieval music that he began with 2013's S“l Austan, Mƒn¡ Vestan. The album's inherent gloom comes not from the burning hatred and isolation that fueled earlier Burzum albums, but conveys the same intensity through its use of chant and traditional instruments of early Norwegian folk music, which wrap around Vikernes' signature use of ambient electronics to create a truly inspired web of harrowing sound. ~ Fred Thomas
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