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Release Show
NORDIC NIGHT AT AMPHITHEATER GELSENKIRCHEN

Support:
19:00 – Lindy-Fay Hella
19:55 – Eivor

NEW WARDRUNA ALBUM “KVITRAVN”, PRE ORDERS & GERMAN RELEASE CONCERT.
It is with great pleasure we announce that our new album «Kvitravn» (White Raven) is set for worldwide release on June 5th, 2020. The first song will be released February 21st.
You can now pre order the album in various formats and bundles at www.wardruna.com

We would also like to announce that our only mainland European show during the week of release taking place on 11th of June at the Gelsenkirchen Amphitheater. You can now purchase a limited ticket/album bundle including signed tickets by Einar Selvik ahead of the regular tickets that are being released on Monday

About the album:
FollowingKvitravn” musically continues where the Runaljod trilogy left off, yet it marks a distinct evolution in our sound. The album features a broad selection of both traditional and historical instruments such as Kravik-lyre, Trossingen-lyre, Taglharpa, Sotharpa, Langeleik, Crwth, Goat-horn, Lur, Bronze-lur, flute, Moraharpa and the record also features guest appearances by a small group of prominent traditional singers, spearheaded by Kirsten Bråten Berg, one of the most important custodians of Norwegian traditional song. Throughout eleven songs, Kvitravn discusses Northern sorcery, spirit-animals, shadows, nature and animism, the wisdom and meanings of certain myths, various Norse spiritual concepts, and the relation between sage and songs.

Einar Selvik comments the album:
„To recite and copy the past is not very difficult, but to understand and integrate ancient thoughts, tools and methods with real purpose into a creation that is relevant to the modern era is truly challenging and remains our prime goal in our work. Although the album carries a variant of my own totemic artist name, it has, in this context, little to do with me but rather refers to the symbolism and legends of sacred white animals found in Nordic and other cultures all over the world. These highly regarded ghostly creatures, whether a raven, snake, bear, moose, reindeer, elephant or lion – are in animist traditions seen as prophetic, divine messengers, and guardians representing renewal, purity and a bridge between worlds”