 Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
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Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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17.11.2007 at 14:24
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finish folk metal band combining female clean vocal with male rough voice which resulting into very nice result...they have both english and finnish lyrics...i have encountered them as they were support of Korpiklaani on tour in CZ (i wasnt there personally but a friend told me about them)...and i really like their stuff - it is something like the best of Visions of Atlantis (or some other NW like band) meets the best of Moonsorrow (or other finnish folk metal) 
free mp3 songs (7) can be downloaded HERE (i enjoyed the most "Pedon Loitsu" and "Viimeinen Peikkokuningas"  )
ROCK'N'TROLL 
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24.11.2007 at 03:30
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Hmm well they sound pretty kickass!
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Remus
Posts: 711
Age: 27
From: South Africa
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24.11.2007 at 11:57
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So i downloaded a couple of songs and it sounds really good.
I like the riffing on the "Tyrant". The drumming is really good also. The screaming-guy is really good. The girl, well, it sounds to me like sometimes she sings a bit false. I see on the old album("Pedon Loitsu" mp3) she didn't sing so high and it sounded good.
The keys are really good, especially when the dude uses the piano sound instead of the regular synth.
But I feel like they are missing something, maybe if they added an extra instrument, like a flute, it would sound even more "fantasy"-like.
But overall i'd say they are really good, i'll download the trest of their songs 'cause they're definately worth it!
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albatros
Posts: 259
Age: 49
From: Germany
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25.11.2007 at 01:02
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I saw them play live in Oberhausen. They were the last band and played very late. However they really tried to make something out of it. I also thought I heard some Moonsorrow in their music. They have talent. I guess their songwriting will decide how far they will get.
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Pétur
Posts: 1417
Age: 26
From: The Netherlands
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25.11.2007 at 03:29
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I have heard some songs of them, sounds pretty good for a starter band I hope they will envolve into a great folk metal band
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Remus
Posts: 711
Age: 27
From: South Africa
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09.12.2007 at 18:34
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Ok, after two weeks of listening to them i must say that they are nothing less than brilliant. Man, the songs just grow on you everytime you give them a listen.
Also, previously i said that the girl-singer was not very good but now her voice and style has grown on me as well. This is excellent. Props to Chris Amber for helping me discover a super-awesome band!
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8153
Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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09.12.2007 at 22:18
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i will tell to those people from CZ NW fans forum who experienced them live as the support of Korpiklaani on their tour in Pilsen who told me about them first
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Mighty kingdoms rise, but they all will fall
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 wrathchild
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Age: 32
From: France
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10.12.2007 at 00:24
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I got to see them with Korpiklaani and I enjoyed their music a lot more than Korpi's (which is fun but a bit more repetitive and therefore, boring). They were announced just a few days before the show (that didn't bother me since I didn't know the first announced band either).
Although I haven't checked their material after the show, I can clearly remember I loved it when they were on stage. They take Finnish folk metal to a level that is a lot more interesting to me.
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La belleza no reside en lo que puedas crear, sino en lo que eres capaz de transmitir
Beauty resides not in what you're able to create, but in what you're able to communicate
Txus, Mägo De Oz
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 Dark Cornatus
Powerslave
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Age: 30
From: Australia
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10.12.2007 at 00:27
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I have mixed emotions with this band, but ive heard mainly demo stuff, so i prob need to hear something more official.
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Janne
Hugin
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Age: 23
From: Hungary
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10.08.2008 at 20:17
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Do you know who is the new vocalist?
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Judas
Resident Quack
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Age: 26
From: Australia
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11.08.2008 at 13:26
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Weren't they on one of the MS compilations a few years ago? I seem to recall rather liking them at the time, but somehow they didn't keep my interest or I'd know what they're doing now.
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8153
Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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16.08.2008 at 19:32
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i have found "Pedon Loitsu" is sounding very similar to Turisas´ "Rex Regi Rebelis"... 
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The bones of beasts and the bones of kings
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Janne
Hugin
Posts: 1718
Age: 23
From: Hungary
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16.08.2008 at 19:36
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Written by Ellrohir on 16.08.2008 at 19:32
i have found "Pedon Loitsu" is sounding very similar to Turisas´ "Rex Regi Rebelis"...
It's maybe because the similar synths, but Turisas is much better!!
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8153
Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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17.08.2008 at 12:05
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i only wonder who copied from whom...or was it just a coincidence? 
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The bones of beasts and the bones of kings
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Janne
Hugin
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Age: 23
From: Hungary
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18.10.2008 at 21:14
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I got their new album! What do you think about it?
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Pétur
Posts: 1417
Age: 26
From: The Netherlands
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19.10.2008 at 01:15
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I have listened to it on their myspace, it was okay but it was a bit of a mess and it didn't really come out that well.
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Jason W.
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08.12.2008 at 09:03
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Oh, I'm glad I found out about this band finally... and thankfully during their debut release and not a few years later! I happened to check out their video track for Jaassa Varttunut, and have been hooked ever since. Folk metal injected with a good dose of symphonic metal - which is probably why I like it so much, as symphonic metal is typically one of my favorite genres. The band doesn't delve into the humor that some folk bands do, but seems to be more intense in their direction; well, as intense as a folk metal band really is 
Some great synth melodies, and both vocalists show some nice technique, though it's a bit chaotic at times. (not a complaint, it's a debut...). Not a bad track from what I've heard so far, and the band seems to have found a good niche of folk metal that hasn't been explored too much
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8153
Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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14.12.2008 at 15:23
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On gig together with Falchion, Battlelore and Korpiklaani, they was second the best (after Korpiklaani of course )
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The bones of beasts and the bones of kings
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Mighty kingdoms rise, but they all will fall
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Janne
Hugin
Posts: 1718
Age: 23
From: Hungary
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20.12.2008 at 18:09
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Written by Ellrohir on 14.12.2008 at 15:23
On gig together with Falchion, Battlelore and Korpiklaani, they was second the best (after Korpiklaani of course )
What was their new vocalist like?
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8153
Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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20.12.2008 at 20:24
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Well i had to say, i sometimes had feeling, she is "dancing" like some drunken bear (really sorry to her  ), but she sang quite nice
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The bones of beasts and the bones of kings
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Mighty kingdoms rise, but they all will fall
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Janne
Hugin
Posts: 1718
Age: 23
From: Hungary
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20.12.2008 at 23:47
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Written by Ellrohir on 20.12.2008 at 20:24
Well i had to say, i sometimes had feeling, she is "dancing" like some drunken bear (really sorry to her ), but she sang quite nice
That's still better than the former singer was. She didn't dance (ok, once she grabbed her skirt and made few steps) nor sing nice sorry to her but I don't like her.
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Jason W.
Razorbliss
Posts: 3361
Age: 37
From: USA
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23.12.2008 at 07:57
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Written by Ellrohir on 20.12.2008 at 20:24
Well i had to say, i sometimes had feeling, she is "dancing" like some drunken bear (really sorry to her ), but she sang quite nice
 It seems I'm really missing out on something by not being able to see the band live here in the US! A drunken bear?! I checked for a few youtube live videos, and she seems to do whatever random idea comes to her mind with her arms. Sometimes good, sometimes just silly You are right though, she sounds great live
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Janne
Hugin
Posts: 1718
Age: 23
From: Hungary
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16.09.2009 at 00:07
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Are there any news of this band?
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8153
Age: 26
From: Czech Republic
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16.09.2009 at 12:03
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Check their official sites for some
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The bones of beasts and the bones of kings
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Kimiwind
Speed Metal God
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Age: 26
From: Japan
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16.10.2009 at 11:15
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I love those finnish guys !! so great folk pagan metal ..unique and melodic !!! i cant find now flaws most in there songs ..they are so influnced by Moonsorrow !! though less extreme but still i can find the influnce !!
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Jason W.
Razorbliss
Posts: 3361
Age: 37
From: USA
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20.10.2009 at 11:44
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Ah, they were great at Metal Female Voices! They also played a new song from the upcoming album, which sounded excellent on first listen. We'll see how the new album turns out next year...
I wonder if they will play it again when I see them in a few weeks when I get back to the US ?
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 Susan
Smeghead
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Age: 31
From: USA
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18.08.2010 at 04:11
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After a long delay, I finally listened to this band. Quite good! I got the Shadowheart album. Their mix of harsher and smoother metal is nice. For some reason I had thought they played more black metal inspired folk throughout their songs, but this was a great blend.
After enjoying the whole album came the bonus track of their cover of The Gathering's "Leaves." It was... a bit strange? I need to listen a few more times before I decide if I like this cover or not. It was good that they really made it their own song but yet tough to reconcile parts of the song being so unrecognizable with parts that sounded so familiar. The jury is still out on that track...
How is the new album?
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warrior_of_ice
Posts: 165
Age: 26
From: Canada
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24.08.2010 at 07:19
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They were great at the Opera House in Toronto
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Jötun
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From: USA
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23.09.2010 at 21:37
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I saw them in Ft Worth & they were awesome.
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