Norwegian viking metal band that draws heavily on Norse mythology and the Prose Edda; noted for combining epic viking sounds with elements of black and folk metal.

Reviews note a vocalist change on Odin Owns Ye All (Rune Bjelland replaced by Ragnar Vikse on that album), Frode "Grimar" Glesnes credited for melodic lines and songwriting, and lyrical/themes drawn from the Prose Edda and Norse myth.

Three DeBaser reviews praise Einherjer's epic, Norse-mythology-driven viking metal. Reviewers highlight the band's blend of viking, black and folk elements, strong melodies, and the album-length storytelling of Odin Owns Ye All.

For:Fans of viking metal, black metal, folk-influenced metal, and Norse mythology enthusiasts.

 In fact, this album is the Edda in music.

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 Unobtainable, hailing from a distant world, geographically but especially culturally, "Aurora Borealis" hits us with its Nordic wave filled with pagan-Scandinavian sentiments, in the truest sense of the term.

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 I stumbled upon it by chance, and I couldn't help but be awestruck, realizing that this demo was even better than "Aurora Borealis," even more glacial, rawer, and at the same time more evocative and bursting with harsh black-death explosions and interwoven with Viking elements.

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