Heilung | LIFA - Krigsgaldr LIVE (First Time Couples React)

[@aussiehawk4626]

Do yourselves a favour, get lit, kick back on the couch and watch the whole live show with volume way up. It is an absolute experience!

[@Ithindir]

I'd say - eat some mushrooms then watch the show - this is an experience that you will never forget : )

[@buffy377]

Definitely a life changing experience for me!

[@L1VE3V1L]

When I found out about them after seeking out who did the music for a game trailer, I sat and did this very thing.

[@atheist101]

@@Ithindir A while back I ate about 4g of shrooms, lit a fire and just zoned out. Listened to Heilung, Wardruna, Skald and many others all night. The tree leaves in the wind were like an oil painting that was moving around. Went for a walk and the road grew giant, I was like one of the toys in Toy Story. Most pleasant experience of my life. It was the closest an atheist can have to a spiritual experience

[@Ithindir]

@@atheist101 Happy to hear that and a bit jealous. You are absolutely right about the spiritual experience. Well said.

[@buffy377]

"We do not have fans, we have brothers and sisters"- Heilung (Healing)

[@bobkarlsson7871]

highly recommended that you guys check out there live version of - In Maidjan! this band is so underrated

[@MrWrgh]

Airport customs: "Hello , what's inside your hand luggage Madam ? - nothing special , only my iphone and some bones...

[@FantasticDimensions]

My favourite band! I am in a rush, but here's some info: Heilung (HIGH-lung) is German for Healing They call their Music Amplified History Kai is an actual shaman and tattoo artist Chris and Maria are a couple, and have a rock band called Euzen The bones are real human bones and have caused them trouble at customs before This performance is called Lifa (I believe it means Live) and was released as an album too They have two studio albums The three main members are from Germany, Norway, and Denmark There's much more, but I have to go to work. I hope you'll do another one, and may I recommend the Lifa version of In Maidjan? It really shows off Maria's range.

[@MatandChelsReact]

Thank you for this and have a great day at work!

[@stahlgewitter69]

in my eyes is that genre neofolk.just made from metal people :) its in the way of Freya Aswynn or Hagalaz Runedance ... i generally like such ideas... and its fascinating! BUT its far away from the high class neofolk bands like Current 93.... far far away!

[@HartRaver]

and their big drum is named BLOT..old word for blood/sacrifice and every member have given a drops of their own blood to the skin of the drum....

[@d4mdcykey]

Talk about forging your own unique path in music, this band takes it to the next level.

[@I_scribbles]

Its called amplified history, based on old artifacts found. And it helps that the lead singer IS a shaman.

[@ChiVaLay]

For me Heilung are a way to find my roots and the origin of my folk... greetings from Germany. And a really great reaction from you both. Thank you!

[@fjoergyn]

Ich fühle mit dir.

[@air-gaspcurio-TextingStorys]

Ich bin ebenfalls gerade in dieser Situation der Urahnen-Findung.

[@godslayer1415]

This is the most Metal thing you have ever heard kiddies -This was their first ever live performance

[@destroyerkuroshiokai]

Laughed at the pelt having feet. Wait till they realize the bones are human. Heilung is a band worthy of diving into their story and the history they tell.

[@immune85]

And that they paint their drums with their own blood.

[@Nidels]

I am glad that you give this extremely exceptional Nordic group a chance. I tell you a little about its history. The group, which are two boys and one girl, have Norwegian, Danish and German nationality and uses instruments such as horns of different animals, drums, human bones, rattles with human ashes, bells, stones, all to go back to the first musical compositions that They were able to interpret 1,000 years ago, in the iron age in northern Europe. All the letters are taken from carved gadgets from the era of the Nordic iron, such as arrowheads, bows, swords, rune stones and recite poems and psalms of war, peace and protection. Whereupon and for this, heilung, which means healing in German, is in close collaboration with archaeologists specializing in the field. The languages ​​used by heilung are several. Among them are Latin, Old Danish, German and English. They were so successful with their first album that they had to release a new live album, which includes 2 new songs. Also a video of that album live and this year they released their second work, futha, which is a much more feminine work. His first album, Ofnir, is much more aggressive and masculine. During the concerts some representations of how these ancient rituals of the iron age could be made. Also just finished the soundtrack of the video game Hellblade 2. I hope this review helps you to understand a bit the context of this musical group. I recommend this video of her concert. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmKlpH5_hZmoj68 Some curiosities. When they built the drums for the group, one of which is made from horse skin, a doctor drew blood from the three members of the group and painted the drums and some of their clothes with it. The male singer with the deep voice is a great tattoo artist and very professional. The bones the girl plays with are human bones and sometimes they have had problems in the countries of the tour to introduce them through the border from the country where the concert was held.

[@Enethelia]

Thanks for the reaction! Heilung is such an interesting band, I love them a lot. I recommend checking out their song Alfadhirhaiti if you liked the male vocals and a faster tempo :)

[@andrecostermans7109]

Senua's saga ; Hellblade II : the main theme song is from Heilung , In Maidjan , aka game awards 2019

[@Dark__Thoughts]

In Maidjan and Fylgija Ear / Futhorck from the same show is very much worth it too. Music like this (Wardruna is another highly recommended band here) comes very good when you add some recreational substances to it, like some whiskey, or cannabis. If you have a big TV I would recommend to have a muted nature or space video playing at the same time - all of that eventually blends into something pretty trippy and relaxing.

[@DenisWalther]

You discover something new every day, I did not know them at all and I was positively suprised! Good job, keep it coming. : )

[@thatgirlanne]

You've gotta check out Hamrer Hippyer. That is my morning in it to win it song.

[@diehandgottes6721]

The lyrics are written in a variety of languages (German, English, Gothic, Norwegian dialects of Urnordic, Latin) and are based on artifacts of traditional texts and historical poems.

[@henrymohn7571]

Absolutely love how these guys have been catching on lately. Food for the soul.

[@issyd2366]

Nice that you liked it. However, the language and culture that they are using here isn't actually Norse/Viking, but proto-Germanic. It was the language and culture that we used to have during the ancient age (same time as the romans). English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norweigan, Icelandic and Faroese all used to be this langauge during this age, just like Italian, Spanish ,Portuguese, French and Romanian used to be Lathin, the language of the Romans. We used to be tribal people her in Northern Europe back then.

[@mikebunner3498]

This video brings forth and awakes something deep inside of me. My question is is this warrior music??? I read a comment on another channel where the man said when he dies he wants to be an instrument in this band. I find this music very interesting!! I do not understand a single word, yet I love it. I also enjoyed you all's channel. THANKS! I feel like I am ready to go to battle after I hear this. COOL!

[@mezzomac7]

whenever she starts singing in this song i cannot help but think of an eagle flying over vast foggy fjords

[@StefanScripca]

The "raspy" voice is called "overtone singing", or "throat singing". The song is abut men coming in by boats to raid a village, so appropriate for when you play Valhalla. Krigsgaldr means War Chant. Regarding costumes and everything else, they are not aiming for a historically accurate era, rather, they're blending in cultures and ages from Germanic and Norse, to Mongol, to Inuit, Celt, Thracian, etc. Some of their other song lyrics are based on old runes inscriptions and even Latin.

[@rechtschreib-exorzist8936]

Really appreciated the way you looked like seriously fearing getting sacrified or even eated in near future! ;-)

[@kennymonty8206]

she is the maiden, the mother, and the crone, ...all in one. Fantastic.

[@jtalbot34]

A Völva as well.

[@kennymonty8206]

Wands

[@kennymonty8206]

Truly a balance between anabolic and catabolic energy.

[@kennymonty8206]

This is what magic looks like. In case anyone was curious about it.

[@Astrofrank]

Funny, I sometimes listen to this music at work in an office. Okay, today I also listened to "Black Goat of the Woods" by Black Mountain Transmitter ...

[@junctionfilms6348]

Its based on runes from the 7th century, a few hundrd years before"vikings" which just translates as "travelling community farm" Proto Germanic, the basis for all Germanic languages ( English is Germanic )

[@97warlock]

that singer chic sangs like angels

[@elysium619]

Ancient Germanic tribal music. Circa 200 B.C. Night music. Gaining focus and strength through the music. Getting spiritually prepared to lay waste to Roman legions at dawn. Which the Germanic tribes did several times. Incredibley powerful music with utter minimalism of instrumentation and droning vocals. Almost entirely percussion.

[@mightyravendark932]

Great reaction! And while you guys are in the viking mode, please take some time to listen and react to the band "Wardruna" and the song "Helvegen" live with Aurora. I promise, You wont regret it:)

[@jtalbot34]

Don’t forget to add Wardruna wrote some of the music for the tv series Vikings and the new Assassins Creed Valhalla game!

[@Proteus2905]

If I didn't know better, I could believe that this type of music speaks to something in the human subconscious. Something like an instinct-based memory. These sounds from our past have not lost their effect on us ... or I'm just crazy, it could be too. :)

[@Metzwerg74]

they make you long for a time, that you never experienced, but still miss...

[@taun856]

Another similar group/song you might like is "Helvegen" by Wardruna and Aurora. The lead singer of Wardruna did some of the music for the TV series "Vikings".

[@jtalbot34]

Einar also did the music for the new Assassins Creed Valhalla game!

[@Ahris22]

It's old norse. :) Krigsgaldr means 'War spell'. The language is only 'dead' as in not spoken natively by anyone anymore but it's not lost at all. :) Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark all speak evolved variants of it and can understand a fair amount of the old norse with some effort. Even English has its roots in old norse.

[@MatandChelsReact]

Thank you for that information!

[@iachtulhu1420]

Well, among those languages you mentioned, only Icelandic and Old Norse are mutually intelligible to a great extent, because Icelandic is the closest to the historical Norse (the fact being this language retained archaic features ). Modern Icelanders don't have much difficulty reading Poetic or Prose Edda or other sagas, for that matter. I'm not so sure about other Scandinavians.

[@Ahris22]

@@iachtulhu1420 It's true that icelandic is much closer to old norse than the rest. Being Swedish i know how much old norse i understand though, it's harder for us to understand it when spoken but in writing it's sort of comprehensible given some time. Swedish, Norwegian and Danish ARE norse languages and as such our base vocabulary are variants of old norse words.

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

I heard it was actually proto-Germanic, which is an earlier precursor to old-Norse. Heilung went B.C. on us.

[@iachtulhu1420]

@@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026 They tend to use both, sometimes within the same song. They are about pan-germanic stuff, so anything from proto-Germain, proto-Norse to medieval Norse, Old Norwegian etc.. As is seen from their clothes and symbolism also, there are elements of Bronze Age, Iron Age and medieval European Germanic cultures. I don't they are too much exclusive about that, but they certainly have a theme.

[@anthonyk8553]

Heilung - Hamrer hippyer live (lifa)

[@MrTemper111]

Not only the fur was real. All of the instruments and costumes are selfmade from nature materials and based on ancient templates from the Bronze and Iron age. Please do some more Heilung Songs.

[@Cloud_Walker14]

If i were to suggest a Heilung song i recommend Norupo very soothing and interesting song

[@TheDukeofFancy]

Definitely a favorite

[@Aloha1041]

Othan is a good one too not much people watch that one

[@catshepherd3102]

Don’t forget Elivagar! Not really soothing, but celebratory.

[@thomaskraft4028]

If you wanna get pumped up for some viking action then i would recommend alfadhirhaiti from the same show. After that your ready to raid your village for real!

[@BodhiZaW]

This is actually about a 1000 years before Vikings, it is Proto-Germanic from the iron age. But yeah I get your vibe :)

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

This is definitely music for a certain mood. I like to think of it as almost ceremonial or ritualistic music. I like to listen to it driving through the mountains and countryside. It sort of puts me in a trance. Not the kind of thing to put on most casual listening playlists though. Would love to see it live! Btw, how's AC Valhalla?

[@fjoergyn]

that what they singing about is on the eggyastone in norway, all language what they singing isnt an any kind fictional, all languages are historical based one poems, runes, letters found in germany like merseburg chants, eggyastone in norway and other historical places and this band give me the peace AND a very big influence to love my origin and ancestors as german ps: the very cool thing on this reaction is, your maybe the very first one asking WHY they do that. Thats rly nice!

[@mgman6000]

I think she realizes that Maria is light years away from her in talent thus just giving it a 7. Everyone else sound like amateurs compared to Heilung And the fact this was their first concert is amazing

[@philipgroves4186]

The whole live concert is amazing

[@gunterreihnhol6507]

Diese Band is very unique. Always wondered why they were not a shoo(sp?) in for Valhalla game. I do play Led Zeps' Immigrant Song on Raids und Nightwish' Last Ride of the Day on longer river runs to raids in Valhalla. Makes it Uber.

[@gamingforfun9000]

Everyone checks out this song, i really like Fylgija / Futhorck, one of my live faves...also band KMFDM

[@Chevymonster203]

Maybe a little late but Maria the singer is singing in old high German. Krigsgaldr pretty much means war magic or war chant, chants that the women or a witch would chant while the men fought in battle. It was believed that it would drive the men into a rage and make them better warriors. They usually bounce around between old Norse, Norwegian, German, English and Latin for their songs. Forgot to add the part when the man is singing in English he says "And wants to have a hundred sisters in the coldest state of their existence. They may dance the maddest in the morass of the red rain" pretty much sums up the females chanting war chants while they dance in the blood of the enemies.

[@RayvenQ]

Actually that bit is about swords, not people.: The sword is soft In the fire of the furnace It hungers to be hit And wants to have a hundred sisters In the coldest state of their existence They may dance the maddest In the morass of the red rain

[@Chevymonster203]

@@RayvenQ Yeah I see what you mean. But it wasn't unheard for germanic tribes to have a witch there on the battlefield chanting and to have the women screaming and rooting their men on. There are accounts of it.

[@MoragBaxterpixiegirl]

Groups like Heilung and Wardruna are Fantastic, they have awoke a new sense of pride in me, for my culture and my roots . Doesn't this music just speak to your soul?

[@Metzwerg74]

they make you long for a time, that you never experienced, but still miss...

[@masonblack3461]

A language being "dead" doesn't mean it is nonexistent, it means it has not evolved or is no longer used in the culture. Latin is a "dead" language, it has not evolved. New phrases and words have not been added, phrases and words have not faded out of use. Many languages that became others are considered "dead", such as the language the British spoke from the earliest Celts to the Saxons, much of which is no longer recognizable unless you've got a really good ear. Heilung incorporates German, English, Gothic (dead), Old High German (dead), Icelandic, Old English (dead), Proto-Norse (dead), Proto-Germanic (dead), and Viking age Old Norse (dead) into their lyrics.

[@diehandgottes6721]

you can play Hellblade II where they made the theme song. There's also a video of how the game was introduced and they performed it live at the show.

[@lenn1635]

You should also check this songs by Heilung: - Hamere Hippyer kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn_YZ3mjlrp8eJI (sung in Althochdeutsch) - Fylgija Ear kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3vZlIFqZq1mf9U (sung in German and Old English) - In Maidjan kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ66hY1pgMuhjqc (sung in Runic) If you want i can tell you more about the songs that I recommand. Some more information abour Heilung. The Band name "Heilung" is german an means "healing" . The Band members are from Germany, Denmark and Norway. They sing their songs in "Nors", "Runic", "Althochdeutch" (old high german), German, old English and English. There are probebly even more laguages

[@jimbriton4140]

In maidjan and hamrer hippyer (lifa) is great and their music is used in the last season of Viking’s

[@christian_killswitch2633]

This song makes me wanna go on a Viking raid lol

[@childofGod77771]

Please in miadjan, react to that song ❤️❤️❤️

[@cbreezy1221121]

Some ancient human ancestor after accidentally banging together some animal bones he just finished picking clean: "Holy shit, that sounds metal as hell!"

[@jimmorris67]

Maria Franz and her earlier band Euzen see them at Castlefest 2015 songs The Stage and Metamorph her vocals are amazing

[@GryLi]

this band hit me just like Wardruna does its like my spirit is awakened

[@DarkpowderUK]

You'll be ready to dump that game, when you find the entire "Ritual" live performance. Note: The latest album is also excellent (and different) (and their live performances are getting better every concert -and that's saying something, considering how early in their career this performance was). (Also... go watch the "video" of this song too).

[@sk8mysterion]

Thats actually from their first live concert, that's pretty insane:)

[@daniellehurrell6620]

Heilung is AMAZING, from a fellow metalhead. This is metal before it was metal. I've learned some of their lyrics to sing along. It's not that tough. 😂

[@samimknot]

Thank you. I said the same thing about the glasses

[@TheBepax]

I think they tried to recover ancient music before the Roman invasion and suppression of Germanic cultures. The song has sounded to me like music before the legions and when the legions arrived. What did the Teutons and other ancient tribes listen to that made the Romans name their ferocity in war, "Furor Teutonicus?" something psyched them up. Look at the beginning scenes of "Gladiator". The Romans in formal positions calculating the battle positioning. The Germanic tribes are out of their minds, they cannot even stand still.

[@dakotamcleod2960]

Ok so I know this video is older, but I know you guys will see the comment. This was actually their first live performance, ever, which is incredibly impressive considering up until this point they hadn't ever rehearsed in person, fun fact

[@ronniecorbett6306]

Maria Franz sings for the band EUZEN too. Check out "Judged By". Peace

[@Arevernus]

Throat singing not raspy. Mongols and Buddhists use throat singing.(Northern Tribes use Throat singing like the Inuit in Canada where I live.)

[@jamesallen5417]

Pretty sure those were authentic iron age glasses that guy was wearing 🙂

[@thomasdoherty1434]

CLASS IS THE REASON

[@anirenka]

Totally awesome performance!!!! I give it a 10 out of 10🤩🤩😉🙂

[@Seiferboi]

The bones are human bones from an arm. Not sure how they got those! Wonder if a friend donated them if they had to lose an arm or something? Who knows? The designs you see on the drums are made from the band member's blood. As for the final moments of the song where you hear everything? I like to call that 'controlled chaos'! I love songs like that, which is why I love Chumbawamba, because a lot of their songs have controlled chaos towards the end of them. 'Good Ship Lifestyle' and 'Outsider' are two great examples of that.

[@satyrcreekergang4985]

They do use computers for different sounds and backing tracks.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

Not to mention a looper pedal on the horn in the intro.

[@portiadavenport9866]

The music stirs your lost primal soul and is more of a ritual rather than just music....Northern European Pagan Culture before the age of Vikings and before christianity rampaged throughout Europe destroying the pagans.

[@MoragBaxterpixiegirl]

No the song is actually about the Norse settlers from Denmark who had been converted to Christianity, returning home to Denmark and demanding that the Norse Pagans convert or die . And the Pagans only wanted to be left alone and in peace. But realised that the Converted brothers would only understand the language of the sword.

[@stacysimons1323]

What am I supposed to do If I want to talk about peace and understanding But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace But you only understand the language of the sword I let the blade do the talking... So my tongue shall become iron And my words the mighty roar of war Revealing my divine anger's arrow shall strike All action for the good of all I see my reflection in your eyes But my new age has just begun The sword is soft In the fire of the furnace It hungers to be hit And wants to have a hundred sisters In the coldest state of their existence They may dance the maddest In the morass of the red rain Beloved brother enemy I sing my sword song for you The lullaby of obliteration So I can wake up with a smile And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart Coexistence, Conflict, combat Devastation, regeneration, transformation That is the best I can do for you I see a grey gloom on the horizon That promises a powerful sun to rise To melt away all moons It will make the old fires of purification Look like dying embers Look like dying embers Look like dying embers

[@TheNismo777]

We nordics love peace, but if there is a situation that nothing else works with who ever thinks its a good idea to be aggressive towards us.. old saying: if its war u wish, a war u shall have :) Thank u for the reaction!

[@red_five1542]

Fun fact , the bones Maria is tapping together are from a human arm.😮

[@chrisdoschko5402]

Please react to in majdan by them it's such an amazing song especially the female vocals

[@stevenrider9632]

this music is way older than viking it grabs your DNA and drags you with it.

[@goatbrother8718]

Welcome to the world of pagan folk😁 Wardruna is awesome as well, they did the soundtrack to the vikings tv series You might wanna check Eivor Palsdottir - Trodlabundin live Cheers

[@jtalbot34]

Einar also did the music for the game Valhalla!

[@goatbrother8718]

Jennifer Talbot yeah true 😜👍

[@mixtapearchivist]

If you like Heilung, try Daemonia Nymphe. They use custom built reproductions of ancient Hellenic instruments, and have similar female vocals.

[@PellosMaxhthc]

Its old Norse, old Germanic, generally the sing in the old pagan languages

[@mankindbg]

Assassins Creed Valhalla mention crack me up dude :D

[@highway2run]

About a peaceful village gearing up for battle

[@spacewolfvtmedia]

Even if the song don't have lyrics it don't matter music don't need to have lyrics 😈

[@anthonyshatta57]

I love Viking songs

[@chrisscott820]

You guys should check out For the Likes of You - Forlorn!

[@C_Ma__S]

Theyre singing in proto germanic maybe?

[@AkelasanAK]

... well, not 100% handmade, some instruments are definitely from store, but they try to make sound that is authentic to ancient times and then mix it up with modern effects like loop and reverb ...

[@TheSourpatch01]

Dead language doesn’t mean lost, just that no one speaks it anymore. Latin is a dead language but it is still used and spoken in specific places and circumstances, you can even learn it yourself if you had the drive. However the general public don’t speak it.

[@MoragBaxterpixiegirl]

These are all traditional instruments, and let's face it chances are our ancestors banged bones together to make music.

[@charles9289]

welcome to the heilung family

[@tylerthahandyman]

A dead language isn't as hard to learn as you might think. The misconception is in the name itself. A dead language simply means it's no longer a native language of any community (i.e. Latin). It's often confused with an extinct language, which no longer has any living speakers.

[@challicedoxtator54]

If you watch the music video you get an idea on what it’s about

[@pacmanelite4270]

I swear I heard this song in Assassins Creed Valhalla 🤔

[@jtalbot34]

No that music was done by the band Wardruna (Einar Selvik lead singer) also did the music for the tv series Vikings.

[@HenryAusLuebeck]

DO NOT mess with the North! Greetings from Lübeck, Germany. If you don't know, Lübeck is in today's Schleswig-Holstein, one of the German federal states. At that time Schleswig was a duchy and Holstein another. Both were previously Danish Kingdom. I am a barbaric Viking! hahaha...muaaahahah hahahaaaa

[@HartRaver]

Notice that Maria have natural fangs ...

[@Luemm3l]

well, chels is not wrong... the first drums have probably indeed been from dried animal hides and as sticks bones? wouldn't surprise me.

[@odell4625]

The game that keeps coming to mind for me is far cry Primal. it also reminds me of that old Michael Crichton book eaters of the Dead, which was later butchered by that Antonio Pendejo movie The thirteenth warrior. If you guys would like to see something just as unique as this and probably about as psychedelic as it gets, check out Shpongle-Divine Moments of Truth, live 2015

[@MatandChelsReact]

That's the only Far Cry game I haven't played but I can imagine it fitting the game very well. I can confirm that this song fits AC Valhalla so well I couldn't stop looping it while I raided villages. - Mat

[@odell4625]

@@MatandChelsReact getting me pumped up for that game system I'm getting for Christmas.

[@Utgardaloki76]

The song Krigsgaldr (war enchantment/war chant/war magic) is based on the runic text of the Eggja runestone from Sogndal, Norway. It was carved using early Viking age Old Norse. We know a great deal of Old Norse, including much of the pronunciation since much of the vocabulary, the phonemes, their quality as well as quantity (pronunciation sound values) of Old Norse were written down and analysed by the Norse themselves at an early date. This data is in no way as accurate as an actual recording but it is the second best thing as well as the best given the time of "recording". Combine that with the data of Modern Nordic languages and dialects as well as Nordic linguistic influences on other languages through the method of comparative linguistics and you can extract a lot. Heilung does a some what decent job of portraying this data. Not the best but not the worst either.

[@MoragBaxterpixiegirl]

No it's not ''Viking Shit'' this predates the Vikings. This is meant to amplify the history of the Old North Germanic Tribes.

[@frosty6960]

They released a new video 3 weeks ago. Anoana. Its amazing .. ofcoz

[@frosty6960]

Oh.. and btw. The music video to this song, Krigsgaldr, is the most brutal video ever made ... even tho its just stick figures. Runes will not be the same after u watch it, ever.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Some HUMAN Bones in fact !

[@azrallye]

Alfadhirhaiti is a really good song to check out

[@Duskwalker68]

Would be dope to see more like this on the channel, Wardruna is similar!

[@HalkerVeil]

Unfortunatly she's right. The glasses threw me off too. Took me out of the mood lol

[@mr.salvatorejpluchino8467]

WELL NOT METAL MORE LIKE REAL HUMAN BONES 🦴. LOVE ❤️ THE MUSIC 🎶 GUYS OH BY THE WAY ITS ACTUALLY GERMANIC TRIBES . JUST SAYING GUYS 😂😂