Nickie Harte Kelly Mediæval Bæbes have released these 12 tracks in honour of the twelve months of the year. As usual, they bring lush and gorgeous intertwining vocals and plenty of exotic instrumentation (just far too many to list, so you’ll have to trust me). Every track is a masterwork, but choosing November as being representative of the release. Favorite track: November.

gaminette I love this one (March) too. Stunning arrangement. Classic Baebes! <3

And April too. This album is amazing. Favorite track: March.

gwenllian_south As someone who spins wool into yarn, is a huge fan of the Mediaeval Babes (and sings a bit too), how could I resist buying this new album: The Spinning Wheel?

jonquins I have been a huge Mediaeval Baebes fan since Salva Nos. The 3 tracks that I have heard from the new album are all wonderful ♥️ I can’t wait for the whole album to be released 💜

Nadz April You touched my Heart! I realy appreciate all your albums. So happy I discovered your music. Thanks

katram72 heavenly and devilish at the same time Favorite track: Juniper.

Carl Trautwein Myrkur seems to be able to do no wrong, and getting to see her folk side more is always welcome. Favorite track: Bonden og Kragen.

Master of Alchemy This is perhaps Amalie Bruun's most honest expression of her native folk music, being a live recording and featuring the nyckelharpa (an ancient Swedish key harp). It has an authenticity unmatched by any of her other similar releases. Few folk artists compare in talent or quality. I do hope that Amalie releases more folk music like this, recorded in a way which captures the earthiness and intimacy that such music benefits from - I am dying to hear more!

Amber Dean Scandinavian folk music touches a part of my soul that I simply can't articulate... and Myrkur's renditions are beyond spectacular.

Kirk Gauthier Hauntingly beautiful Scandinavian folk music piece from the disgustingly talented Amalie Brune. Recorded during the sessions for Mareridt, it didn’t quite fit the vibe of the album but absolutely stands solidly on its own.

ganondox Some of the most incredible black metal I've heard, both amazingly creative while surprisingly traditional. Normally I'm not a fan of putting acoustic songs in metal albums, but in this case they are just too beautiful to do without. Favorite track: Nordlys.

Lanna E I can't choose a favorite track. The entirety of this album is best enjoyed in full. I love the melodic elements. The dark fueled themes. I love the light voice to the harsh voice. It is completely amazing! I had to buy it twice: cd (for the car) and vinyl (for at home). Brilliant!

Brandon133 Beautiful music, I can not wait to hear this on vinyl Favorite track: Onde Børn.

Xenspell (Real/Not AI) I don't understand the negativity toward this artist. Maybe it's that she's seen as an "outsider" that popped up one day and decided to make black metal (and ends up sounding as good or better than a lot of "real" black metal bands).

jchibnall i love this artist!!!! Favorite track: Ravnens Banner.

Edson With this EP Myrkur already caught the attention of the whole Heavy Metal scene (unfortunately, some jerks paid attention to it on a negative and disrespectful way). It carries the essence of Black Metal and the folk nordic music both inspired by nature. With this body of work, Amalie shows she's here to STAY and to MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Favorite track: Må Du Brænde i Helvede.