Ulvesang - Ulvesang (Full Album)

Darkfolk/Neofolk from Nova Scotia, Canada.

◄ Ulvesang (2015) ►
1. The Purge 00:00
2. Taakeferd 06:32
3. Two Rivers 11:52
4. Wolf's Passage 15:31
5. Litherpoan 20:53
6. A Town of Ash 25:48
7. Across the Burning Canyon 31:05
8. Arms in Pledge to Ellis 36:16
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Ulvesang is a Darkfolk/Neofolk band from Canada inspired by nature, animals, folklore, struggles with mental illness, and melancholy.

Ulvesang is the collective effort of two individuals sharing an interest in melancholic, naturalistic, Darkfolk/Neofolk music. Our influences within the genre are important to us, but we strive to build our own unique take on a pre-established sound. We hope to build stories and atmosphere with our music.
Alex Boyd & Ana Dujakovic (Ulvesang)

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[EscapingAgharthabandofficial]

This album reminds me of days from my childhood, running around the woods behind my house. The natural beauty and innocence of those times I will always cherish - making forts out of sticks and leaves, mucking around in thigh-deep mud, climbing trees, and watching the bats in the night sky, amidst the stars. This music brings back nostalgia of those times and makes me want to get outside and do that again, though now I'm an adult.

And so I shall. Thanks for the great music, Ulvesang.

[Little.Spark.]

Been listening to this album for over a year now. Something about it puts you into a thoughtful trance. Thank you for sharing.

[bottlcap]

Just had this music recommended to me tonight by Youtube. Not once has a song, on my first ever listen, ever drew me to tears. No song without _lyrics_ has made me cry before, period. I'm only 6 minutes into this album, and I am in love already.

Where has this been all my life?

[dolguldur]

one of the best albums ever, can't say how many times I've listened to this by now..

[Vedran]

Been listening to this almost weekly, mostly at work, for years now. It's time I finally drop a comment. Whenever I gotta calm down and take a deep breath, this album is what I put on with my noise cancelling earbuds. I could almost say it's a soundtrack of my life at this point :D

[cooljeff]

I first listened to this album when eating an Arby's sandwich. It was by far the worst sandwich I have ever eaten. So bad in fact, that I almost threw up. You see, I am a foodie. I love all kinds of food. Never before have I found a food I couldn't somewhat partially enjoy or at the very least stomach. That being said... I am no longer scared of hell. I don't think anything could be as bad or god forbid even worse than that Arby's sandwich. So in conclusion, please, if you are going to listen to this album, under ABSOLUTELY no circumstances should you do so whilst eating an Arby's sandwich. It has been a year since I had that sandwich and only now have I built up the courage to once again enter this domain of the internet and listen to this album. I only hope it's better than that Arby's sandwich.

[ikariokami]

Fate brought me here to hear this piece and dejavou struck me as if i was here again to listen to this. even tho its my first time hearing it. such a wonderful thing to come to me in theres hours of need.

[daidegan]

innocence is full of wonder; so is this music

[atticus-mtet]

This makes me feel like a Viking in Valhalla. All hail the algorithm for giving me this music!

[cynthiahenderson]

Dear Ulvesang ... your music is so healing. Thank you.

[madspeterrommedahl]

Ulver's Kveldssanger surely must have been an inspiration

[korrali]

no one beats the people in the north when it comes to creating music and genres like this one..beautiful

[aryafylfort]

I listen to a lot of music in this genre, anything that brings out the folksoul and connects me to my tribal roots, but Ulvesang is 'une coche au dessus' as we say here in the Queeblands. The bar is set by Ulvesang in other words--although Black Hill and Silent Island as well as Nebelung's Palengenesis also kicks it up a notch, there is no better dark folk than this. Simply amazing.

[anongrey]

Incredible music. Stirs up feelings of the days of old, like an echo from the past.

[analuizamesquita]

I feel like I grew roots and fed from this for 44 minutes. Thank you for the spiritual experience. <3

[ShariSequoia]

Wow, the comments here ❤ Like a damn lot of seekers and strangers meeting accidentally in... Ya, in "the woods" somehow, que non? Simply beautiful, magical, the "space" this album creates. 🫶🏼💜

[vaizad]

I don't know what I did to deserve this piece of musical and spiritual brilliance today, but, damn right, I need it.

[ashwotacharya]

I don't know how i found this but i am glad i did

[laddal]

Today i got the bless from the youtube algorithm

[avenreir]

Randomly got this recommended to me. Came for the cover art and the name, had no idea what I'd get myself into.
Lately I'm into more Norse mythology and I've been trying to make a Norse inspired character, but have been struggling with inspiration.
This album is perfect. It is exactly what I needed to push my ideas onto some paper, and here I am writing at 4:34am. Beautiful music. I will be sharing this with my friends, hoping they feel the same energy I do when I listen to this album. Thank you.