Ginnungagap (FULL ALBUM) Nordic Pagan Folk

Описание: “Ginnungagap” is a Nordic pagan folk album inspired by Old Norse mythology, Eddic poetry, and the ancient worldview of the North, where sound, word, and silence shape the cosmos.

Conceived as a ritual and narrative cycle, the album moves from prayer and invocation, through poetry, memory, gods, spirits, and the wild, and finally returns to the primordial void from which all things emerge and dissolve.

Sung primarily in Old Norse, Ginnungagap draws directly from historical sources such as the Poetic Edda and Snorra Edda, treating myth not as fantasy but as sacred memory and cosmology.

Musically, the album blends Nordic folk, ritual chant, minimalist repetition, and atmospheric textures, allowing words and silence to carry equal weight. Each track functions as a chapter, while the album as a whole forms a complete cosmological arc.

From prayer to poetry, from fire and shadow to silence, this is the sound of the North remembering itself.

Tracklist:

Bœn til Æsa ok Vana — A prayer to the Æsir and Vanir

Lýr Hin Galdrandi — The enchanted lyre and the immortality of song

Mjǫðr Orða — The mead of poetry and sacred speech

Bragi — Song of the god of poetry

Bragi inn Gamli — Tribute to the first historical skald

Gap — Instrumental return to the void

Oskoreid — The Wild Hunt rides through the night

Dökkálfa Galdr — Chant of the dark elves beneath the earth

Ljós Nýs Dags — Light returning after winter

Valhǫll — The hall of the fallen

Ljóð Goðanna — Sound as divine creation

Ginnungagap — The primordial void, beginning and end

🌌 A complete mythological and ritual journey in sound.

You can find the lyrics in the videos of the individual songs in the singles list.

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