“Hraudung” is a stark, primal vision, a warrior’s shadow slicing through an endless frost. A frozen void stretches wide, jagged and pale, winds screaming secrets. He looms wild-haired, fur-draped, a blade of rune and ice in hand, more myth than man. The air bites, storms claw, yet he moves, a ember in the cold, carving through veils of snow and shadow.

Dark shapes rise beasts or spirits clashing in bursts of steel and silence. Lightning cracks, framing his roar, a mark etched in ice that hums with old echoes. The chaos fades to a dawn glow, his form a jagged scar against the light, claiming the stillness. It’s raw, vast, a dance of strength and frost, less a story than a pulse in the wild.

In Ravens and Eagles, Midjungards journeys into darker musical territories, embracing elements from black metal while maintaining our signature melodic, modern sound. It’s an intense exploration of the Gothic past, shedding light on the dual forces that shape our world. This album brings out a new depth and intensity to our music, and we can’t wait to share it with you.