Swedish metal vikings Månegarm have served another video single, "I skogsfruns famn", from their forthcoming full-length, Edsvuren, due on 29 August through Napalm Records.
"'I skogsfruns famn' is our second single from the new album Edsvuren (sworn) and this video is probably the coolest and rawest Månegarm video to date (made by awesome Svartna Film)", the band comments.
"The song is a really groovy and epic track and the lyrics are based on a local story that is said to have taken place just a few miles from where we live. The music is written together with Tobias Rydsheim from Wormwood and it features Erik's daughter Lea Grawsiö Lindström on vocals once more. Hold on tight folks, this one is something really special!"
The previously unveiled "Hör mitt kall" video and more info are HERE. Link
MÅNEGARM - Serves Second Edsvuren's Video Single
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