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YGGDRASIL: New Song Posted Online

December 8, 2008

Swedish folk metal band YGGDRASIL has released the title track from its upcoming album "Vedergällning", which is due in early 2009. You can stream the song below. The CD was recorded at Endarker Studios in Norrköping, Sweden with producer Magnus Devo Andersson (MARDUK bassist) and features the following eight songs:

01. Oskorei
02. Vedergällning
03. Vitterdimmorna
04. Ekot av Skogens Sång
05. Svälttider
06. Valkyria
07. Storm
08. Sorg

YGGDRASIL's debut album, "Kvällningsvindar över Nordrönt Land", was recorded in 2005 but didn't see the light of day until the end of 2007 via Det Germanske Folket.

For more information, visit www.yggdrasil-sweden.com.

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