Móri by Skálmöld
"Móri" is Icelandic song released on 22 September 2018 in the official channel of the record label - "Napalm Records". Discover exclusive information about "Móri". Explore Móri lyrics, translations, and song facts. Earnings and Net Worth accumulated by sponsorships and other sources according to information found in the internet. How many times the Icelandic song appeared in music charts compiled by Popnable? "Móri " is well-known music video that took placements in popular top charts, such as Top 100 Iceland Music Chart , Top 40 Icelandic Songs Chart, and more.
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"Móri" Facts
"Móri" has reached
267.2K total views,
5.1K likes,
and 0 dislikes on YouTube.
The song has been submitted on
22/09/2018
and spent 153 weeks on the charts.
The original name of the music video "Móri" is "SKÁLMÖLD - MÓRI (OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO) | NAPALM RECORDS".
"Móri" has been published on Youtube at 21/09/2018 14:58:16
"Móri" Lyrics, Composers, Record Label
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Out October 12
" This song is called MÓ
;A song about forbidden
;A sad song where a man slays the woman he loves in a moment of madness in order to save his own
;But I guess you will get more details on the stories behind the songs on the new album later.
This is also one of my favorite songs on the
;I feel like we are exploring territories which we have barely touched
;The main theme for the song being more rock than metal I
;It was bit hard to put this song together but once everything fell into place it sounded super good - and undeniably like SKÁLMÖLD.
Enjoy!"
Björgvin
THAT’S the Viking Spirit!
The breathless opener "Ljosid" promises a wild ride, and epic choirs, Björgvin Sigurðsson`s raw vocals and tough riffing immediately provide for the right Viking Metal spirit.
Sorgir, the sixth album by the Icelanders, speaks volumes about the maturity of a band that effortlessly balances between respect for the traditions of Viking Metal and an absolutely unique take on the
;Soaring melodies, folk elements and harsh outbursts remind of the chilly beauty of Skálmöld`s home country – Iceland, the eternal and awe-inspiring source of inspiration for neckbreakers such as "Gangari" and the gripping epic "Mara."