Over the summer, we wrote about mysterious Danish “one-woman black metal project” Myrkur, who had announced an EP coming out on Relapse. We got an advanced listen of the EP and loved what we heard.

She helped revolutionise black metal, appeared in a viral SNL skit and her five-year-old son is friends with King Diamond: ...

Amalie Bruun goes back to her roots in these new versions of Scandinavian traditional songs played on mandolas, lyres and a nyckelharpa Plait-wearing girls knitting on mountaintops don’t usually ...

Myrkur returns to her connection with Scandinavian mythology on her ethereal black metal epic, “Valkyriernes Sang.” Her moving vocals, sung in Bruun’s native Danish, give weight and leave room for ...

The clip, directed by Mats Ek, finds Bruun traversing a gorgeous Norwegian landscape in a flowing white gown. It doesn't take long for the more gruesome aspects of the video to unfold as the ...

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Danish musician Amalie Bruun grew up playing classical piano and violin — but her passion is black metal. She discusses her debut album, M,... Tales From The Crypt: The Funereal Music Of Myrkur Amalie ...

Last year, Myrkur released a blistering and beautiful self-titled debut EP, introduced in a press release, mysteriously, as the product of an anonymous “one-woman black metal project.” No name was ...

I had a galaxy-brain-level realization about Myrkur this morning while listening to her new single, “Leaves of Yggdrasil.” Now that she has leaned fully into Danish folk music and completely abandoned ...

“I vividly recall hearing this at an early age. It was popular on the radio, and at that point it was the greatest thing I’d ever heard. As a five-year-old I thought it was so catchy and scary! Even ...

Amalie Bruun is Danish-born musician who grew up playing classical violin and piano. It didn't take long, though, before she was introduced to a more aggressive style of music, for which the ...