The echo of the howling of roaring wolves

The noise of bad weather anticipates the epic charm of the bard tale of the title track of the Ulfhednar (CAN) - Wolves Ov Vinland album, in which the scalds sing the charm of the northern expanses, complemented by chorales of musical comrades-in-arms, embodying the shades and content of these places. But then the vocals harden and the music rolls in waves of severe drive, sometimes receding before the rolling drum roll and the next repetition of the song title.
Vocal rage is immediately brought to the fore by the combative and assertive sound of the Mak'Gora musical thriller, combining vocal significance and bright valor of guitar riffs in a single musical stream. Screaming, growling and harsh are intertwined in the vocal part in a joint deadly dance.
The clink of swords and the echoes of the battle act as an introduction to the further interweaving of the enchanting lace of the Walls Ov Paris epic saga, artistically combining the vocal inspiration of the narrator with an exciting musical background.
After preparation in the introduction, the vocal part ascends to the crests of the musical waves of the Ale From The Gods battle song, complementing the phrases of the main vocals with the background support of musical associates.
The unhurried pace of the unhurried musical march is complemented by the enchanting echoes of ancient fairy tales in enchanting guitar solos and the vocals narration of the Berserker musical fairy tale, then condensing the rhythm section to saturate the musical component with a combative spirit and pressure, but retaining the melodic charm, culminating in the Berserker's Suffering acoustic bard song with echoes of the intro motifs and an inspired vocals confession of the final musical touch of this album.