Mjölner

Mjölner was created in 1996 by Doomicus, in the need to express the musical ideas that, in certain form, did not continue exactly the musical esthetics of Bewitched (Circa Hibernum In Perpetuum/Dragonflight). Doomicus and Ravn (Holocaust) they recorded in complete secret the album "Doomicus Trip", the which was realesed on tape (Limited to 100 copies) in November of 1996 by Winter records. Then, in 1997, Artaria records did the reprint of the album on tape again, but this time with full colour artworks and some differences in the original mix were made. That same year Artaria recs. wanted to publish the album on CD, but finally the label was in bankrupt, due to the bad sales of its other productions (Necrodead, Saken, Sadism etc). Mjölner recorded an mini album in 1999, entitled "The One Eyed God", but finally that disk never saw the light, and part of its tracks they were erased, kept and/or utilized in other productions where Doomicus participates. It was in 2004 when Nattasja and Tomhet joined Mjölner line-up and recorded "The Pagan Tribute", an album where is yielded homage to different musical entities that, of an or another way, they have influenced to the band along Mjölner compositions such Rea's Garden, The Gloomy Dance Of The Trees or Angrenost. Originally "The Pagan Tribute" should see the light in CD during April/May of the 2005 by Picoroco records, but the sudden death of the label's owner, and the subsequent disappearance of the same one, they left again to Mjölner (and their new album) in that of air". At the beginning of this year 2006, the rising label Tyrannus records offered to sign to Mjölner to publish finally "The Pagan Tribute", which include a song of its never carried out mini album "The One Eyed God" and besides, its previous 1996 album "Doomicus Trip" as bonus tracks. It fits to emphasize that the material of bonus belongs to the first original mix and carefully was remastered at Elan Studios by Doomicus himself. The date of launch of "The Pagan Tribute" is October 25 - 2006.