The Winds That Sang Of Midgard's Fate

Well this is the first Hagalaz Rundance cd that I bought even though I own Andreas Nebelhexe cd(also recommended) and as much as I liked that cd I would probably say that I liked this cd even more. Most of the songs on here are alot slower than most Hagalaz Runedance songs that I have heard before except for track 1. For the most part the music is very relaxing and has almost a trance like quality to it. All in all a very good cd except for the fact that it could have been longer(it's only about 40 minutes).

Hagalaz Runedance contains ten tracks of wonderfully composed and sung songs which are written from a heathen perspective. Asatruar everywhere will absoutely love this music. It's done in a celtic/renissance style which is easy to listen to as well as learn to sing yourself. The emotions range from haunted to joyous and loss as the songs recount tales of old, and of loss and of joy.

Hail to Hagalaz Runedance for creating this excellent work which will uplift the souls of all who may hear it!

One of the few CDs of Asatru music that I actually enjoy. I could quibble with some things in the lyrics which are not quite in line with the lore, but overall I find the music both pleasant and inspiring.

This CD draws upon Scandinavian folk music for inspiration for its melodies. With the exception of one track, the lyrics are in English. The lead singer, Andrea Nebel Haugan, can actually sing! Professionally done and melodic.

Many of my non-Heathen friends also enjoy listening to this CD.

I bought this album a year ago. I still cannot get over how much it moves me when I hear it. The drums seem to get under the skin with their rhythm.

I use this album for meditation or when I want to relieve the stress in my life.

Very good, very good album.

As an Asatruar who is interested in bringing my beliefs to the next generation music has become an ever important venue.

Hagalaz Runedance sings timeless songs in a style which a new generation can appreciate.