FAUN - Odin (feat. Einar Selvik / WARDRUNA & Martin Seeberg)
Einar Selvik brings an archaic intensity, often using instruments made from natural materials like trees, rocks, and water . His vocal performance adds a layer of raw, spiritual gravity to the piece. Why It Still Resonates
Drawing parallels between Odin hanging from the world tree Yggdrasil and other iconic myths of divine sacrifice. faun_odin_feat_wardruna
Highlighting his sacrifice of an eye at Mimir's well to gain immense insight.
Whether you are a longtime follower of the Wardruna official playlist or just discovering Faun's Midgard , this collaboration is a definitive masterpiece of contemporary folk. FAUN - Odin (feat
Years after its release, "Odin" remains a staple for fans of the genre. Live performances, such as those captured on the Faun YouTube channel , showcase a rare chemistry that fans describe as a "spiritual experience". It serves as a reminder that art and ancient mythology continue to offer inspiration and a sense of connection to the "old paths" in our modern world.
In the realm of modern pagan folk, few collaborations carry as much weight as the union between the German ensemble and Einar Selvik of the Norwegian group Wardruna . Their track "Odin," featured on Faun’s 2016 album Midgard , is not just a song—it is a sonic ritual that bridges the gap between Germanic Celtic traditions and Nordic heritage. A Mythological Tapestry Why It Still Resonates Drawing parallels between Odin
Known for their use of traditional instruments like the hurdy-gurdy , bagpipes , and lute , Faun provides a lush, melodic foundation.