Svartelder Norway
Svartelder, translates to old black fires to english. The fire started burning already in 2005, with Doedsadmiral and Tjalve, but the debut EP "Askebundet" wasn't released until 10 years later- in 2016, they signed a contract with Italian label Dusktone, and released their debut album "Pyres" in 2016, and the follow up "Pits" in 2019. ... more
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