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Hin Helga Kv?l

S?lstafir

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Cat No: 19802812331

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Release Date:  08 November 2024

Label:  Century Media / Century Media Records

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  198028123310

Genres:  Hard Rock & Metal  Metal  

Release Date:  08 November 2024

Label:  Century Media / Century Media Records

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  198028123228

Genres:  Hard Rock & Metal  Metal  

Release Date:  08 November 2024

Label:  Century Media / Century Media Records

Packaging Type:  Box Set

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  198028192224

Genres:  Hard Rock & Metal  Metal  

Release Date:  08 November 2024

Label:  Century Media / Century Media Records

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  198028192316

Genres:  Hard Rock & Metal  Metal  

  • Description

    Hin helga kv?l (The Holy Suffering) is a profound exploration of raw emotion and stark beauty, deeply inspired by S?lstafir's cultural
    heritage and Iceland's breathtaking landscapes.
    S?lstafir, meaning "crepuscular rays" in Icelandic, refers to sunlight piercing through dark clouds at dusk, capturing the essence of
    Hin helga kv?l, a beacon of hope shining through the heaviest of times. S?lstafir confronts inner demons and transcends rock and
    roll decadence, creating music that resonates with the universal struggle and triumph over hardship.
    Recorded at Fl?ki Studios in the remote Skagafj?r?ur, Iceland, the change of scenery has profoundly influenced the album's
    atmosphere. Hin helga kv?l features eight tracks blending S?lstafir's signature melancholic sound with elements from their past,
    merging black metal roots with tuneful, anthemic rock.
    Reflecting on the album's title, Tryggvason shares: "We all suffer in life, and even nature suffers. It can be found in religion and
    spirituality as well. Hin helga kv?l means 'The Holy Suffering,' representing the struggle we all face."
    The album's stunning cover art by Rowan E Cassidy, featuring charcoal shadows, perfectly illustrates the emotional depth and
    breathtaking altitudes of Hin helga kv?l. Tryggvason describes the music with one word: "alone," capturing the essence of S?lstafir's
    unfiltered and ardently emotional sound.
    S?lstafir's music is shaped by diverse influences, including Black Metal, Classic Rock, Post-Rock, Punk, and the stark beauty of
    Icelandic nature, crafting a unique sound all of their own. Hin helga kv?l promises to be a bright, shining milestone in S?lstafir's
    illustrious career, illuminating the path from darkness to light. This November, let that undiluted haunting beauty and spiritual raw
    power of Hin helga kv?l run free in your mind. Suffering has never felt this enlightening.

    Description

    Hin helga kv?l (The Holy Suffering) is a profound exploration of raw emotion and stark beauty, deeply inspired by S?lstafir's cultural
    heritage and Iceland's breathtaking landscapes.
    S?lstafir, meaning "crepuscular rays" in Icelandic, refers to sunlight piercing through dark clouds at dusk, capturing the essence of
    Hin helga kv?l, a beacon of hope shining through the heaviest of times. S?lstafir confronts inner demons and transcends rock and
    roll decadence, creating music that resonates with the universal struggle and triumph over hardship.
    Recorded at Fl?ki Studios in the remote Skagafj?r?ur, Iceland, the change of scenery has profoundly influenced the album's
    atmosphere. Hin helga kv?l features eight tracks blending S?lstafir's signature melancholic sound with elements from their past,
    merging black metal roots with tuneful, anthemic rock.
    Reflecting on the album's title, Tryggvason shares: "We all suffer in life, and even nature suffers. It can be found in religion and
    spirituality as well. Hin helga kv?l means 'The Holy Suffering,' representing the struggle we all face."
    The album's stunning cover art by Rowan E Cassidy, featuring charcoal shadows, perfectly illustrates the emotional depth and
    breathtaking altitudes of Hin helga kv?l. Tryggvason describes the music with one word: "alone," capturing the essence of S?lstafir's
    unfiltered and ardently emotional sound.
    S?lstafir's music is shaped by diverse influences, including Black Metal, Classic Rock, Post-Rock, Punk, and the stark beauty of
    Icelandic nature, crafting a unique sound all of their own. Hin helga kv?l promises to be a bright, shining milestone in S?lstafir's
    illustrious career, illuminating the path from darkness to light. This November, let that undiluted haunting beauty and spiritual raw
    power of Hin helga kv?l run free in your mind. Suffering has never felt this enlightening.

    Description

    Hin helga kv?l (The Holy Suffering) is a profound exploration of raw emotion and stark beauty, deeply inspired by S?lstafir's cultural
    heritage and Iceland's breathtaking landscapes.
    S?lstafir, meaning "crepuscular rays" in Icelandic, refers to sunlight piercing through dark clouds at dusk, capturing the essence of
    Hin helga kv?l, a beacon of hope shining through the heaviest of times. S?lstafir confronts inner demons and transcends rock and
    roll decadence, creating music that resonates with the universal struggle and triumph over hardship.
    Recorded at Fl?ki Studios in the remote Skagafj?r?ur, Iceland, the change of scenery has profoundly influenced the album's
    atmosphere. Hin helga kv?l features eight tracks blending S?lstafir's signature melancholic sound with elements from their past,
    merging black metal roots with tuneful, anthemic rock.
    Reflecting on the album's title, Tryggvason shares: "We all suffer in life, and even nature suffers. It can be found in religion and
    spirituality as well. Hin helga kv?l means 'The Holy Suffering,' representing the struggle we all face."
    The album's stunning cover art by Rowan E Cassidy, featuring charcoal shadows, perfectly illustrates the emotional depth and
    breathtaking altitudes of Hin helga kv?l. Tryggvason describes the music with one word: "alone," capturing the essence of S?lstafir's
    unfiltered and ardently emotional sound.
    S?lstafir's music is shaped by diverse influences, including Black Metal, Classic Rock, Post-Rock, Punk, and the stark beauty of
    Icelandic nature, crafting a unique sound all of their own. Hin helga kv?l promises to be a bright, shining milestone in S?lstafir's
    illustrious career, illuminating the path from darkness to light. This November, let that undiluted haunting beauty and spiritual raw
    power of Hin helga kv?l run free in your mind. Suffering has never felt this enlightening.

    Description

    Hin helga kv?l (The Holy Suffering) is a profound exploration of raw emotion and stark beauty, deeply inspired by S?lstafir's cultural
    heritage and Iceland's breathtaking landscapes.
    S?lstafir, meaning "crepuscular rays" in Icelandic, refers to sunlight piercing through dark clouds at dusk, capturing the essence of
    Hin helga kv?l, a beacon of hope shining through the heaviest of times. S?lstafir confronts inner demons and transcends rock and
    roll decadence, creating music that resonates with the universal struggle and triumph over hardship.
    Recorded at Fl?ki Studios in the remote Skagafj?r?ur, Iceland, the change of scenery has profoundly influenced the album's
    atmosphere. Hin helga kv?l features eight tracks blending S?lstafir's signature melancholic sound with elements from their past,
    merging black metal roots with tuneful, anthemic rock.
    Reflecting on the album's title, Tryggvason shares: "We all suffer in life, and even nature suffers. It can be found in religion and
    spirituality as well. Hin helga kv?l means 'The Holy Suffering,' representing the struggle we all face."
    The album's stunning cover art by Rowan E Cassidy, featuring charcoal shadows, perfectly illustrates the emotional depth and
    breathtaking altitudes of Hin helga kv?l. Tryggvason describes the music with one word: "alone," capturing the essence of S?lstafir's
    unfiltered and ardently emotional sound.
    S?lstafir's music is shaped by diverse influences, including Black Metal, Classic Rock, Post-Rock, Punk, and the stark beauty of
    Icelandic nature, crafting a unique sound all of their own. Hin helga kv?l promises to be a bright, shining milestone in S?lstafir's
    illustrious career, illuminating the path from darkness to light. This November, let that undiluted haunting beauty and spiritual raw
    power of Hin helga kv?l run free in your mind. Suffering has never felt this enlightening.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Hún andar
      • 2. Hin helga kvöl
      • 3. Blakkrakki
      • 4. Sálumessa

      Side 2

      • 1. Vor ás
      • 2. Freygátan
      • 3. Grýla
      • 4. Nú mun ljósið deyja
      • 5. Kuml (forspil, sálmur, kveðja)

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Hún andar
      • 2. Hin helga kvöl
      • 3. Blakkrakki
      • 4. Sálumessa
      • 5. Vor ás
      • 6. Freygátan
      • 7. Grýla
      • 8. Nú mun ljósið deyja
      • 9. Kuml (forspil, sálmur, kveðja)

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Hún andar
      • 2. Hin helga kvöl
      • 3. Blakkrakki
      • 4. Sálumessa
      • 5. Vor ás
      • 6. Freygátan
      • 7. Grýla
      • 8. Nú mun ljósið deyja
      • 9. Kuml (forspil, sálmur, kveðja)

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Hún andar
      • 2. Hin helga kvöl
      • 3. Blakkrakki
      • 4. Sálumessa

      Side 2

      • 1. Vor ás
      • 2. Freygátan
      • 3. Grýla
      • 4. Nú mun ljósið deyja
      • 5. Kuml (forspil, sálmur, kveðja)