Certain songs from the album stand prominent with their sound. "Fela Etter'n Far" begins at a slow tempo, but offers sincere emotion in the singing style that melts into a moderate pace. Those familiar with Myrkgrav may be aware that the song was re-recorded in 2011. The version has the same appeal, but there are a few alterations. Most of these involve the spoken parts and added singing. Nevertheless, the instrumentation on both tracks is likable. Perhaps the most popular piece on the album is "De To Spellemenn." It moves along with a majestic appeal and sets a tone for contrasting vocal styles. Another song worth mentioning is "Finnkjerringa." This song has a more rapid pace, but it has the similar melodies as the other songs mentioned. This one seems to focus on chant-like vocals rather than harmonies.
Trollskau, Skrømt, Og Kølabrenning
Certain songs from the album stand prominent with their sound. "Fela Etter'n Far" begins at a slow tempo, but offers sincere emotion in the singing style that melts into a moderate pace. Those familiar with Myrkgrav may be aware that the song was re-recorded in 2011. The version has the same appeal, but there are a few alterations. Most of these involve the spoken parts and added singing. Nevertheless, the instrumentation on both tracks is likable. Perhaps the most popular piece on the album is "De To Spellemenn." It moves along with a majestic appeal and sets a tone for contrasting vocal styles. Another song worth mentioning is "Finnkjerringa." This song has a more rapid pace, but it has the similar melodies as the other songs mentioned. This one seems to focus on chant-like vocals rather than harmonies.
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