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Forna Kväden
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Hammarens Dån
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Sól Tér Sortna
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Freyjas Sång
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Lifs Eru Lidnar Stundr
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Döden Komma Skall
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Åsa
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Hindarfjäll Gothenburg, Sweden
Hindarfjäll is a Swedish music group that explores Norse beliefs, traditions and myths through lyrical and musical expressions. Their depiction and interpretation of the Old Norse religion illuminates a time when man had a comprehensive philosophy of life that meant constantly living in an interplay between the divine powers of heaven and earth. ... more
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