Rune folk is a genre characterized by its mesmerizing blend of ancient Nordic and Celtic musical traditions with modern experimentalism. Typically featuring lush vocal harmonies, haunting choirs, and atmospheric instrumentation such as hurdy-gurdy, nyckelharpa, and fiddle, rune folk evokes the mysticism and mythologies of Northern Europe. Emerging in the 2000s, the genre draws inspiration from folk music, ambient, and darkwave, often incorporating elements of ritualistic and pagan practices. With its roots in Scandinavian and Germanic cultural heritage, rune folk has become a symbol of modern paganism and neofolk movements, resonating with fans seeking a deeper connection to nature and ancient traditions. Its distinctive soundscapes, often described as cinematic and transportive, set it apart from other folk-derived genres, crafting a unique sonic identity that is both haunting and enchanting.

Seidrúnar - Rune Woven

Rúnahild

Single - Released November 1, 2024