Experimental folk collective Heilung have shared their first ever music video for the song "Norupo," which is taken from 2019's critically-acclaimed release, Futha.
The visually arresting video was shot at the Neolithic standing stones at Les Menhirs de Monteneuf in France.
Norupo is composed around the ancient runic poem with the name "The Norwegian Rune Poem." The poem was preserved in a 17th-century copy of a now lost 13th-century manuscript and gives a complete description of all sixteen runes of the younger Futhark.
Watch the music video for "Norupo" below!
Following an extremely successful first ever tour of North America, in which every venue sold out, enigmatic pagan collective Heilung are returning to the states for one spectacular evening! The Danish formation will be bringing their mesmerizing ritual to the historic, century-old Red Rocks Amphitheater in Denver, CO on October 6th. As of now, the show is still planning to happen on schedule.
Moreover, Heilung has recently announced the standalone Blu-ray for their Lifa live film. Filmed during a late summer night at Castlefest 2017 in The Netherlands, Lifa - Heilung Live at Castlefest captures Heilung's legendary debut performance. This will be the first time that the mesmerizing footage is available worldwide as a stand-alone audio/visual (Blu-ray) piece. Lifa lays bare the power and majesty of the enigmatic Danish trio’s deep and enchanting live ritual for all to experience.
The Blu-ray will be released on April 24th via Season of Mist. Pre-orders are available now.
The group will also be working with Ninja Theory on the soundtrack for their upcoming game, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II.
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