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Black Metal legends TSJUDER are now sharing the new song 'Helvegr.' The track is taken from the album “Helvegr“ which is released on 23rd of June 2023 via Season of Mist. The video was recorded in January 2021, during the full moon in Hallingdal, Norway. TSJUDER is emerging with a brand-new full-length opus for the first time since 2015! Featuring a renewed line-up with drum master Jon “The Charn” Rice holding down the throne, “Helvegr“ is an authentic display of the true Norwegian black metal sound that TSJUDER helped define in the 90s. With this blistering aural assault, the band is certain to conquer 2023 with blasphemy and blast beats! ► Download/stream “Helvegr“ here: ► Order “Helvegr“ here: ► More info a detailed bio here: Videocredits: Nag Recording Line-up: Nag - Bass & Vocals Draugluin - Guitars & Vocals Jon Rice – Drums Guest musicians: Guitar solo on ‘Gamle Erik’ by Pål Emanuelsen Guest vocals on ‘Gods of Black Blood’ by Seidemann (1349) #tsjuder #helvegr #blackmetal Follow TSJUDER: Subscribe to Season Of Mist for new releases ► Follow Season Of Mist: --- Season of Mist has always been known for being an innovative and wide spectrum label, interested in exploring and developing new artists and bands. The label represents well-known acts such as ROTTING CHRIST, ARCHSPIRE and HEILUNG, as well as rising stars in extreme metal like GAEREA, SYLVAINE and REGARDE LES HOMMES TOMBER. Lyrics: Hel whispers your name From deep beneath the ash tree roots From beyond, beyond poisonous water and the fog of blood Down and to the north Beneath the frozen earth of Niflheim Death calls your name Your tomb vessel is ready For the journey through fire to darkness and ice To the deathfaced one on the three legged horse Hell howls your name From beyond the corpse fence of the fallen Cause the hanged god was always your betrayer And my gaze has fallen upon you Cause all life ends And your grave is burning You approach the bridge thatched with bones and blood Across swords and axes and poisoned water With the axe buried deep in your skull
