Eihwar

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Genres| Pagan folk
Nordic Folk
Industrial
Neofolk
Viking war trance
Years active| 2023–present
Associated acts| Schandmaul, Sava, Wardruna, Einar Selvik, Folk Noir, Kaunan, Omnia, Eluveitie, Versengold, Santiano, Subway to Sally, In Extremo, Tvinna, Savica, Zirp, Kati Rán, Leaf, Michael Rhein
Website| www.eihwar.com
Members| Unknown

Eihwar is a French modern pagan music band with anonymous musicians. The band's unique style is often described as 'Viking War Trance' by the French webzine Obsküre.[1].

They have gained recognition for their fusion of various musical elements, including Nordic Folk, Pagan Folk, Dark Folk, Neofolk, and Industrial.

Eihwar made their debut on YouTube in February 2023, where they have posted seven songs inspired by Norse mythology. Some of their notable tracks include "Ragnarök," "Fenrir," and "Skjaldmö"[2].

The band is known for its mysterious aura and its distinctive blend of Nordic folk, pagan, and electronic sounds, as described by the French metal webzine Verdammnis[3]. Eihwar incorporates tribal and martial percussion, traditional Nordic instruments like the tagelharpa, and sings in an unknown language.

In a short span, Eihwar has already started performing live and has been featured in the French pagan festival "La Nuit des Sorcières"[4]

## References[edit]

1. ↑ " Obsküre Webzine". 03/05/2023 Emmanuël Hennequin
2. ↑ " Eihwar on YouTube"
3. ↑ " Verdammnis". Pierre Sopor
4. ↑ " La Nuit des Sorcières"

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