Album Rating: 4.0
Just as I hoped, here she delivered everything she teased us with on her debut. Nothing quite like hearing a musician find their feet and realise their own potential
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah this is really good, bought this and her debut together. First lp was alright but felt a little directionless at times, this delivers in spades though
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I actually quite like Myrkur so seeing that this album is getting such praise has me stoked.
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Album Rating: 4.0
not too huge into this genre but damn this was good
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
whole thing feels like a demo she was forced to commit to tape without actually developing her style at all tho. Like each track has a distinct style and it feels more like she was playing with ideas to see where to really take herself, then just got forced into recording the mishmash of ideas she had.
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Album Rating: 3.5
What is this genre, blackened folk?
I agree zar, she kind of needs to eat some shrooms with Satan in a Norwegian winter forest and focus that creative spark.
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Satan is pretty busy these days though, better make an appointment.
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Album Rating: 3.5
she kind of needs to eat some shrooms with Satan in a Norwegian winter forest and focus that creative spark.
I'd blow a load if Myrkur went avant-garde. That said, I blow my load at everything avant-garde.
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I'm a bit confused here: does the title De Tre Piker mean "the three dicks" or "the three girls"? I know "pike" is archaic Norwegian for "girl", and in Danish it's normally "pige", but the grammar is Danish here (in pure Norwegian it would be written with the definitive "de tre pikene"). As for "dick", the Danish write it as "pik" and the Norwegians "pikk", hence my confusion. Any help?
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Myrkur just likes that good dick man
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Album Rating: 3.5
Pretty sure she just means "the three girls"
'Piga' is also an old timey word for girl in Swedish so
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Album Rating: 3.5
Pik in plural is pikke, I'm afraid.
But yeah, the confusion is understandable. She's Danish but that song is in Norwegian, because she's obsessed with that country.
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The lyrics kinda look like a melange between Danish and Norwegian, so I'm betting they're written in the common form from back when the two languages weren't separate yet
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
"What is this genre, blackened folk?"
it literally changes on almost every single track. The first one is like folk bm, then there's chelsea wolfe doom, then some pseudo-epic pagan track, ambient piano music(?)... it's not consistent at all outside of "heavy dark riffs with some folk pizazz and clean vox".
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Album Rating: 4.0
It does change a lot lol.
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a winter extravaganza
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"Myrkur just likes that good dick man" Dude
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Making a song about a three-dick bukkake wouldn't feel out of place on a BM record, they can be risque after all :D
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Album Rating: 3.5
I would translate the lyrics but I feel we are approaching a page break. But basically it's about a dude who wants to get laid and tries to buy off a girl with a golden ring.
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to pike, en kopp
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