Wyrd (album)
Encyclopedia
Wyrd is the second full-length album
by Italian
folk
/power metal
band Elvenking
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Album
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by Italian
Italy
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folk
Folk metal
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/power metal
Power metal
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band Elvenking
Elvenking (band)
Elvenking is a folk/power metal band from Italy. As of 2010, the band has released one demo, one single, and six full-length studio albums.- Biography :...
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Track listing
- "The Losers' Ball" – 1:49
- "Pathfinders" – 5:22
- "Jigsaw Puzzle" – 4:17
- "The Silk Dilemma" – 4:19
- "Disappearing Sands" – 4:41
- "Moonchariot" – 6:49
- "The Perpetual Knot" – 3:03
- "Another Haven" – 5:06
- "A Fiery Stride" – 4:59
- "Midnight Circus" – 5:04
- "A Poem for the Firmament" – 12:09
- "Disappearing Sands" and "A Fiery Stride" are bonus tracks on the limited edition of Wyrd
Line-up
- Kleid - vocals
- Jarpen - guitar, growls and backing vocals
- Aydan - guitars, backing vocals
- Gorlan - bass
- Elyghen - violin, keyboards
- Zender - drums
Guest musicians
- Pauline Tacey - choirs, female vocals on tracks 1, 3
- Laura De Luca - choirs, female vocals on track 11
- Giada Etro - choirs, female vocals on tracks 4, 5
- Metti Zimmer - vocals on track 7
- Umberto Corazza - flutes
String Quartet
- Eleonora Steffan
- Massimo Gattel
- Marco Balbinot
- Elyghen