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===Band information=== | ===Band information=== | ||
Troldhaugen is a band playing a unique combination of Scandinavian folk music, extreme metal and progressive influences. A full-length album was planned for 2010 but the band later announced that the recording would instead be a seven-track EP. Their debut EP was released on October 29, 2010 to coincide with their second live performance. After occasional forays into the live realm during the next couple of years, ''Ramshackle'' appeared mid-2012 and early the following year Troldhaugen supported '''Alestorm'''. | Troldhaugen is a band playing a unique combination of Scandinavian folk music, extreme metal and progressive influences. A full-length album was planned for 2010 but the band later announced that the recording would instead be a seven-track EP. Their debut EP was released on October 29, 2010 to coincide with their second live performance. After occasional forays into the live realm during the next couple of years, ''Ramshackle'' appeared mid-2012 and early the following year Troldhaugen supported '''Alestorm'''; in early 2014 the band supported '''Gloryhammer'''. | ||
===Discography=== | ===Discography=== |
Revision as of 01:37, 10 May 2014
Troldhaugen | |
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Origin | Wollongong, NSW |
Genres | Folk metal |
Years active | 2008 – present |
Labels | None |
Associated acts | Rise of Avernus, Bane of Isildur, KnightQueste |
Members | Reventüsk, Meldengar, Döesbürg, Venurüth, Svarog, Grädenøk |
Band members
- Line-up
- Reventüsk (vocals, acoustic guitar, harp, accordian)
- Meldengar (Matt Bell) (electric guitar, programming)
- Döesbürg (mandolin, vocals, banjo, whistle)
- Venurüth (keys)
- Svarog (bass)
- Grädenøk (drums, vocals)
Website
Formed
Wollongong, NSW, 2008
Band information
Troldhaugen is a band playing a unique combination of Scandinavian folk music, extreme metal and progressive influences. A full-length album was planned for 2010 but the band later announced that the recording would instead be a seven-track EP. Their debut EP was released on October 29, 2010 to coincide with their second live performance. After occasional forays into the live realm during the next couple of years, Ramshackle appeared mid-2012 and early the following year Troldhaugen supported Alestorm; in early 2014 the band supported Gloryhammer.
Discography
Album:
2012 | Ramshackle | self release |
EP:
2010 | Troldhaugen EP | self release |