Songs of Yore
Folkearth · 2008
44 min · 11 tracks · folk metal
A vibrant blend of folk melodies and heavy riffs evokes epic tales of heroism and mythic landscapes.
Top tracks — play these first
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Warrior Heart — This track encapsulates the album's spirit with its powerful anthemic chorus and driving instrumentals, making it a rallying cry for listeners enamored by tales of valor.
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The Iron Wolf — Featuring intricate guitar work and traditional folk elements, this track stands out for its vivid storytelling that transports listeners to ancient battlefields.
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Father of Victory — At just over two minutes, this song effectively uses its brevity to deliver a punchy exploration of triumph and legacy, highlighting the band's lyrical prowess.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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What Glory Remains
A poignant reflection on the remnants of past glories emerges in the song's bridge, shifting from celebration to melancholy.
This tonal shift adds depth to the narrative, contrasting the initial exuberance with a somber acknowledgment of loss and the passage of time.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 In an Emerald Garden 1:37
- 2 Warrior Heart 3:52
- 3 The Purest Breed 6:58
- 4 Father of Victory 2:15
- 5 The Iron Wolf 4:05
- 6 Remember Hastings 4:00
- 7 The Will of Odin 4:39
- 8 What Glory Remains 3:57
- 9 The Forlorn Knight 3:36
- 10 Charles Martel 5:38
- 11 Homus Paganus 3:57
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