Hulkoff - Faravid (Official Audio)

[@HydraulicPressChannel]

Really good stuff! We are really waiting the album to be released. We really like Amon amarth and Sabaton and this sounds at least as good as those.

[@mrisseify]

Hydraulic Press Channel you should really listen to raubtier, hulkoff is the lead singer there and it is epic! I was a sabaton fan untill i heard Raubtier and now Raubtier is my absolute favorite artist in the world.

[@terminator572]

mrisseify my nigga have you listened to the cover Sabaton made of En Hjältes Väg?

[@Laippanel]

katos perkele, kannattaa kattoo kaikki Tuomas Saukkosen tuotannot (Wolfheart, Before the dawn, Dawn of solace, Black sun aeon ja Routasielu)Heathen Foray, Kambrium ja Northland... ehotin tuommosia ku saattaa olla että nuo ei oo niin tuttuja teille

[@hammer326]

Oh god, HPC, from my favorite country to study (Finland), also love Sabaton, my favorite band. This is too great. Greetings from the US!!

[@MEL-ii1vv]

they sound better! haha

[@plamenaivanova6454]

replay again and again! the song is great. greetings from bulgaria!

[@ChronoCZ]

Right click > repeat > enjoy!

[@icebank63]

Faravid is King from Finland

[@wintersking4290]

AKA the area in between Halogaland (Norway) and Holmgard (Novgorod, Russia) like the lyrics say.

[@wintersking4290]

@Finnic Patriot kainu is one thing, Kvenland is mentioned in Norse saga as a different place. I mean one story literally calls Harald Fairhair of Norway the king of Kvenland. I think medieval understanding of geography wasn't really the best all the time.

[@MCBednarStudio]

Greetings from Poland my Viking Brothers! Great song \m/

[@terminator572]

Rafał Bednarowicz your name has more vowels than the entirety of the Polish language

[@anul6801]

You are right. DNA tests support you. Finns/kvens were located as far down as Vasterbotten. The Swedish state has activenly erased alot of this historical material and culture a bit like the russians in Karelia.

[@anul6801]

@Finnic Patriot

[@Chr0me1989]

"Chieftain return it is guidance we need" \m/

[@user-bm4rp1dl4w]

it is something, that i was missing in heavy metal. Amazing vocal. \m/ greetings from Ukraine!

[@Anniarvaja]

Aivan uskomattoman väkevä biisi! 💪💪

[@moritamikamikara3879]

Faravid Faravid, our nation doth bleed Chieftain return it is guidance we need Faravid Faravid, by the warriors creed Lead us to glory King Faravid Darkness descended like black raven wings From the far north to Helsingja sea Upon the graves of our gods and our kings Gathers the enemy Under a bloodred and threatening sky Hope shall arrive from the north The festering vermin shall suffer and die As the warrior king lead us forth Behold how weakness and hopelessness grooms Within the hearts of brave men Faravid Faravid, our nation doth bleed Chieftain return it is guidance we need Faravid Faravid, by the warriors creed Lead us to glory King Faravid Hark all ye huntsmen, the ancient horns blow The opening act shall be grand Again shall our arrows and blood paint the snow From Holmgaard to Halogiland Lead us to battle, to glory and doom Our king shall be with us again Faravid Faravid, our nation doth bleed Chieftain return it is guidance we need Faravid Faravid, by the warriors creed Lead us to glory King Faravid Faravid Faravid, our nation doth bleed Chieftain return it is guidance we need Faravid Faravid, by the gods hark and heed Lead us to glory King Faravid

[@romeisfalling7459]

thank you txtspeak, very informative

[@heiroftheredeemer2828]

Found these three songs that Hulkoff has released just yesterday. Already hooked and can't wait for more!

[@moritamikamikara3879]

OUR KING SHALL BE WITH US AGAIN!!!

[@deutschlandmeinvaterland1568]

LEAD US TO GLORY! Really digging the two singles we've seen; here's hoping for more!!

[@AdrianPrestiz]

The power of the song is amazing, especially the intro riff 🔥

[@aronsundblom7726]

Oh Yeah! Fortsätt rocka Hulkoff för du gör de tammefan bäst!

[@NiceGuitarWorkMan]

This this i like

[@JaquelineBolm]

Good work it's great! Greetings from Germany

[@BlackAdder57]

Som en blixt från ovan! Detta kan bli den bästa skivan 2017.

[@chaoticentity2717]

Definitely would enjoy more of this

[@janmikula6857]

moc fajn, dobrý vědět že v tom nejsi sám ... miluji severskou mythologi.....

[@roberthulkoff202]

Great song. Once again, great music.

[@ТалиИбнЛа-Ахад]

This love from Russia! Great song!

[@aslakki6861]

Torniolaakso, Korpikylä, Haaparanta rules!!!

[@alexp7579]

I was going to skip my MMA training today. I listened to this song and felt my Iron Age warrior ancestors standing around my IKEA sofa and staring down at me... I went to my MMA training today.

[@swedisharcher9405]

Hälsningar från piteå, gillar stuket på den nya musiken🇸🇪💪

[@EasyWolle]

Greetings from Germany, great song ! More of it !

[@extremebeermetal]

awesome \m/

[@pansardoden]

Grymt som fan, väntar för fullängdaren!

[@davidbyqvist4133]

grym profilbild

[@pansardoden]

Tackar ;)

[@davidbyqvist4133]

du har bra pansar smak leopard II (tillverkare KMW Krauss- Mafffei Wegmann )

[@davidbyqvist4133]

LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fabsmotor9748]

Kungligt hulkoff helt jävla underbart djupt imponerad

[@FinPro]

Protip: Faravid was an Finnish king according to sagas.

[@1337dalo]

Pakana Nope kväne (kvene) king :)

[@yelsavidaravskaja905]

1337dalo Kvens were Finnish

[@yelsavidaravskaja905]

1337dalo Finnish = Tavastians, Kvens, Ostrobothnians, Savonians and Karelins Finnic = Estonians, Vepsians, etc

[@GiderTheGreat]

Not neccessarily. The Icelandic saga which mentions this King Faravid states that the Kvens managed to speak with the Norwegians who helped them fight against Karelian raiders. It's entirely possible Faravid was a "Swede" or a "Norwegian". Faravid isn't either a Finnish name, but a Norse one. The Finnish historian Henrik Gabriel Porthan actually mentions how that the Kvens might have been Helsingians, based on the fact that we don't find any Swedish sources mentioning them until the late 1400s, which suggests Kvens would have been seen as Swedes in the same way Helsingians were

[@1337dalo]

@@yelsavidaravskaja905 depends on what u mean with "finn", there was no border at this age. Some means the kvens are "tornedalningar" (ppl who lived around the torne river) and some mean they used to live around st.petersburg and moved when others cam there. Some suggest they lived on the east side of baltic sea and then moved to norway :)

[@Kovskayax]

What a fucking awesome song for a first single. I'll keep an eye on you.

[@Zerosyte]

Absolutely badass

[@Vladimir.A.K]

Привет из России, суровые шведские парни! Круто исполняете!!! HMR🤘

[@trumpjongun8831]

Don't you swedes try to say that Faravid was swedish... He was Kvenland's (Kainuu/kainuunmaa) king or chief. Kven people were finno ugric (finnish). And swedes were living in southern parts of "Sweden" when most of swedish area was also finno ugric, Kvenland area. Kvenland was at biggest about 4 times size of Finland, but still finnish, finno ugric lands This knowledge is from Norwegian and Iceland's sagas. And Faravid was ancient norwegian name, but in finland he was "Kaukomieli" or "Kaukamoinen" and becouse of him many places in Finland start with Kauko word, and Kauko is finnish men's name.

[@user-bm4rp1dl4w]

chill, man, no one wants to steal your history, just enjoy the music :3

[@barghastov]

@@GerdLPluuHulkoff isn't a Finnish name, he has Finnish blood like many a good Swede does, Hulkoff comes from a Nordicized version of a old priestly name. If it was Hulkovious or some jazz, but don't take my word for it. I read it in an interview somewhere.

[@barghastov]

@@GerdLPluuShould've mentioned that in your initial comment. But hey, I didn't know that. You learn something new everyday!

[@1992Tuomas]

I listened this great song and i saw my old comment, but I made a 1 mistake in my original comment. Faravid isn't old norwegian name becouse it's translated from finnish name Kaukomieli. Obviously vikings had a hard time to pronounce finnish names so they made their own one, what meant the same thing :) -TJU

[@1337dalo]

Faravid was a kvene king according to the saga! (Kväne in swedish) And kveneland was probably around the ocean between sweden and finland (bottenviken in swedish). So not "just" a finnish king, a kvene king!

[@santerious2534]

1337dalo kvenland was Kainuu wich is in Finland

[@trumpjongun8831]

In Icelandic sagas it was Finlandi and Kvenlandi (old norway language). Those areas both means recent Finland. Kvenland was also part of north Sweden area, before swedes lived there.

[@peterivarsson2477]

I really hope it wont be a Raubtier album in English, would be nice with something a little bit different at least.

[@mrisseify]

Peter Ivarsson this is not a raubtier project

[@dannychrist8513]

Så jävla bra!

[@santerious2534]

Finnic leader :3

[@veronikakovarova5730]

TOP!!!

[@trolingman5636]

Veronika Kovářová podle tvého jména usuzuji že jsi Češka 😂😂

[@Lenkahurtis]

Not bad👏🏻🍺

[@NiceGuitarWorkMan]

249 niCE LEADS

[@Fantasy_____________________]

aw yiss :D Lyrics plz

[@santerious2534]

Faravid real name Kaukomieli

[@kimmokari5951]

Kaukomieli oli syntynyt rosendaalissa lähellä tukholmaa! Tälläinen henkilö tosiaan on ollut meillä kuninkaana 800 luvulla ja kalevalakin kertoo hänestä kylläkin viikinki taruna kun olivat antamassa karjalaisille rosvoille selkäsaunaa!siinä myllerryksessä tais 400 karjalaista menettää henkensä meirän pojat pärjäs hyvin ja pohjanpoijalla oli leveämmät kilvet!

[@wintersking4290]

King goes-against? I wonder what is meant by the translation of his name.

[@ThunderboltDragon]

probably the alliance against the Karelians

[@palafitito]

He is the same singer or they are the same group that Raubtier or it is a my thing?

[@mannepetterson3879]

yea its the same guitarr player and singer from raubtier my friend :D

[@whiskas54]

and Bourbon Boys

[@TheodoreAzlain]

Manliest swede ever!

[@simonkarlsson2420]

Mr. Meatballs Wrong, he was a Kven which is a minority ethnic group in northern europe. He was the king of Kvenland

[@santerious2534]

Simon Karlsson kvens are finnic peoples ;)

[@GiderTheGreat]

He probably was a Swede or closely related to Swedes considering the Norwegians who met him understood what he and his men said

[@GiderTheGreat]

Sure, let's say that these Kvens who met the Norwegians miraculously could speak Norse (going by the account of Othere of Hålogaland, who told extensively about the Sami, but barely mentioned Kvens at all, which suggests Kvens were a distant people Norwegians never interracted with), how does that explain that the King of the Kvens had a Norse name? Or how other sagas tell that the Kvens did "blots", a Norse tradition", to Thor? Another fun thing to mention is that the Swedish cartographer Olaus Magnus actually placed the Kvens (called Qvenar on his map) in modern day Nordland, Norway, an area dominated by Norwegians since at least the 800s. They are also mentioned as "Birkarls", which were Swedish tax collectors who recieved tribute from the Sami, similiar to how Northern Norwegian noblemen would collect tribute from the Sami, called "the Finnish Tax". The Finnish historian Henrik Gabriel Porthan, "the Father of Finnish History", also wrote about how the Kvens were probably just a Swedish people, deeply related to the Helsingians. It's so sad to see that modern Finnish immigrants have stolen the term "Kven" and uses this people to propogate their Finnish nationalist fantasies.

[@GiderTheGreat]

" The Scandinavians translated everyone's gods to their own for ease of comparison" Completely wrong, the Bjarmians were in the saga of Olaf the Holy said to worship a certain god called "Jómali", a name we don't ever hear of at all in Norse mythology. We very rarely hear of the Norsemen ascribing their old beliefs to other peoples, and as far as I've read, the Kvens are the only ones directly mentioned as worshipping a Norse god. Samis are mentioned as "bloting" in the saga of Örvar-Oddr, but not to Norse gods, but to strange Sami witches instead. Of course ancient maps aren't accurate, but they give us an idea of how things were before. And the account of Othere of Hålogaland and Egill's saga gives us a relatively accurate depiction of where Kvenland is supposed to be, from the top of Bothnia, and going all the way down to Helsingia and next to Norway. Birkarls being Finnish is pretty dubious too, as it's said they came from Helsingia (as the Kvens did) the first time they're mentioned in written sources. They had the exact same role as the northern Norwegian governours, so how could it not be that northern Swedish governours too collected tribute from the Samis? "Matti Kurki" Legendary person who probably didn't exist and I can't find anything calling him a birkarl. Let me see a source for those Sami stories of yours. There aren't many Sami stories detailing the "Finnish tax" imposed by Othere of Hålogaland, whose account is the reigning champion of what we know of the Sami tribute. "Etymological comparison now shows that Kven is cognate with Kainuu. " Nope. Kven as a name also probably got a Germanic origin, from Old Norse hvein, Proto-Norse hvain (swampy fields/ grassy fields), which today in Norwegian dialects is actually called "Kven" or "Kvein". Kainuu has a Germanic origin, same with a bunch of Finnish words (including the word for "King" - kuningas (almost exactly the same as Proto-Germanic Kuningaz)). One would think that Finnish people would have their own word for king if they had kingdoms. I don't care what makes you so butthurt about Porthan, he's Finland's greatest historian to date. And no, you didn't have "ancient towns", your oldest town is Turku and it was founded by Swedes in the 1100s and only officially became a town in the 1300s. That's far from "ancient". Maybe you have certain spots where semi-nomadic peoples would return to, like people all over the world has have, but those don't qualify as "towns". If they did, then you would have 10.000 year old towns all over the world, from Finnmark in Norway to South Africa. The Varangian guard are most often identified with Norsemen or Anglo-Saxons, so I doubt those warrior graves with Greek swords of yours exist. Maybe some Swedes were buried there, but Finns? Doubt it. The few times we hear of Varangians being mentioned, their names are almost always Scandinavian (Such as Araltes, later King Haraldr III of Norway). Also yikes, calm down, all this is going to give you a heart attack soon. You call me a Swedish Jew-like vermin and I'm the bad guy here? (fun fact, Jews have accomplished far more than Finns ever have, so if Jews are vermin, what would that make Finns?)

[@janmikula6857]

ok, mister

[@machina2557]

Why it isn't in Swedish language?? But it's still a good song

[@pansardoden]

Because Hulkoff said his solo album will be in english, I think it's because he wants to share less-known history with a wider audience.

[@yelsavidaravskaja905]

Machina 2 Faravid was not a Swedish person

[@aopstoar4842]

Jag undrar hur det skulle låta på svenska eller suomi. Några andra godingar. Hakkapeliittain Marssi kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHXVi5qcmtmYb7c Jääkärimarssi kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpjEmKKDj9h_kNE Legend of Larry Thorne kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5KqfGeertKjlck

[@Xxbigsanta]

Är det slut på raubtier eller är det här bara på sidan av?

[@TwoStrokeViking]

Linus Schinkler bara sidan av :)

[@Xxbigsanta]

Jonper97 Haha va skönt, blev ju lite orolig ;)

[@Blutaxt]

Hat irgendwie was von Raubtier

[@simonkarlsson2420]

Faravid was a Kven, notva finnish. Finnish people don't have a long history

[@simonkarlsson2420]

Finland has been since 1917

[@GiderTheGreat]

Faravid wasn't even anything special, he's just mentioned once in an Icelandic saga where some Norwegians fight alongside him against Karelian raiders

[@trumpjongun8831]

Great logic lol Finns existed since Finlands independence ? Finland was first time on a map early 1400's and Finland (Finlandi) was used already in a viking times, what meant the areas of south and southwest Finland. Early versions of Finland/finn (Fennia, Fenn, Fennum) were used already over 1500 years ago in latin, old english, gothic etc. texts. Kvenland at the same time meant the whole Finland and northern parts where Sami people lived.

[@riple4360]

And guess Who those kvens were? People existed before the country you know

[@tinttiakka2028]

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