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For One Pagan Brotherhood

Tersivel · 2011

58 min · 12 tracks · pagan metal

Epic melodies intertwine with traditional folk elements, creating a tapestry of rich pagan metal soundscapes.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic journey with emotional peaks
  • epic melodies for communal listening
  • wave-like pacing encourages immersion
  • traditional elements evoke nostalgia
  • for evening gatherings

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking quick, standalone tracks
  • prefer consistent, unchanging energy

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — This album solidified Tersivel's place in the pagan metal scene.
Themes
cultural pride· pagan resilience
Career context
Released in 2011, 'For One Pagan Brotherhood' marked Tersivel's second full-length album, following their debut 'The Last Moon' from 2007. This album solidified their place within the pagan metal genre, showcasing their evolving sound that blends heavy instrumentals with folk influences.
Stylistic neighbors
Heidevolk· Arkona· Primordial
If this clicks, go next to
Worship Of The Gods — Continues the epic sound while expanding on themes of mythology and spirituality.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
Slania by Eluveitie — Merges folk melodies with metal elements, reflecting themes of cultural heritage and resilience.
Tales Along This Road by Korpiklaani — Features lively folk-driven metal, emphasizing traditional instruments and a spirit of celebration.
Nattfödd by Finntroll — Combines heavy riffs with folk influences, creating a mystical atmosphere aligned with pagan themes.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "As Brothers we Shall Fight".

  • 1 As Brothers we Shall Fight Start here 6:07
  • 2 The Heathen Sun of Revenge 4:20
  • 3 Far Away in the Distant Skies 7:41
  • 4 High Germany - The Erin's Jig 4:37
  • 5 And Fires also Die Away 3:07
  • 6 Those Days Are Gone 4:10
  • 7 Tarantella Siciliana 2:44
  • 8 We are the Fading Sun 5:44
  • 9 Aeolian Islands 4:16
  • 10 Cosa Nostra 3:36
  • 11 Pagan Nation 7:47
  • 12 Cruzat Beer House Song 4:01

What to play next

This album is considered a Breakthrough in Tersivel's catalog. This album solidified Tersivel's place in the pagan metal scene.

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