Pagan Music

[Sondst]

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I really like Lisa Thiel

[Chris]

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there are so many of the above mentioned bands that I like and have albums from

heathen oriented bands to try if interested

Tyr and Heidevolk

hard to pcik a track to be representative
however

tyr
hold the heathen hammer high: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu2bgwcv43o
9 worlds of lore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-3IN_YaTM8

Heidevolk
wodan heerst: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsQdLMqZykc
Nehalennia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBpD...=RDSzEG3DLWcvU
Saksenland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55ls_ydHstU

or of course there's Turisas
Holmgard and beyond: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFBIr3Vx16w

just some ideas if you've never heard them

[Chris]

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has anyone else heard Fejd...worth a listen - honest...2 albums that I know of Eifur and Storm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slRy_0cIDSo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_SxdUPBCj4

[Hekla]

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I just discovered Stary Olsa. Quite good slavic folk band.

And because they've been severely under-mentioned... ARKONA! Russian pagan folk metal at its finest.

[Varga]

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Wardruna their album Yggdrasil is exelent.

[svartleg]

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Blood Ceremony is great. Psychedelic occult rock. Check out the song Goodbye Gemini on youtube. Not letting me post the link. Also Jex Thoth is a band well worth your time. Just saw them a few weeks ago. Singer had an awesome stage presence and made it into a ritual of sorts. Had the audience pass around a candle and burned some wood incense type thing. Currently listening to the song Keep Your Weeds.

[starrflower]

This might be a little bit more of a folk kind of thing but S.J. Tucker, The Crane Wives, Celtic Woman, Gaia Consort and The Oh Hellos are pretty good. If you get Spotify, there is also a "Pagan Folk Mix" that can be seen if you search it up. Basically gives you a bunch of Pagan folk music based off your interests in music. For example I listen to a lot of The Crane Wives' albums Foxlore and Coyote Stories, so my Pagan Folk Mix consists mainly of songs from Foxlore, Coyote Stories and other The Crane Wives songs outside the albums. It's better if you also listen to multiple genres including folk so it can separate them when you listen to the mixes. It may be kind of hard if you only listen to one or two genres and dont listen to folk lol

[volcaniclastic]

This might be a little bit more of a folk kind of thing but S.J. Tucker, The Crane Wives, Celtic Woman, Gaia Consort and The Oh Hellos are pretty good. If you get Spotify, there is also a "Pagan Folk Mix" that can be seen if you search it up. Basically gives you a bunch of Pagan folk music based off your interests in music. For example I listen to a lot of The Crane Wives' albums Foxlore and Coyote Stories, so my Pagan Folk Mix consists mainly of songs from Foxlore, Coyote Stories and other The Crane Wives songs outside the albums. It's better if you also listen to multiple genres including folk so it can separate them when you listen to the mixes. It may be kind of hard if you only listen to one or two genres and dont listen to folk lol

Thank you for reminding me that Gaia Consort exists!

[Auntie Social]

I'm not sure if this counts as Pagan music, but I've always enjoyed some Faun. Also Maedieval Baebes has really nice songs.

[volcaniclastic]

I'm not sure if this counts as Pagan music, but I've always enjoyed some Faun. Also Maedieval Baebes has really nice songs.

Faun is great!