Gimlie
By: Corvus Corax
Publisher: Behßmokum Records; Dancing Ferret Discs
Published: 2013
Place of publication: [Germany?]; [Philadelphia, PA]
Language: mul
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Alternative metal (Music); Music; World music; Vikings; Songs and music; Folk music; Bagpipe with band
Description: Corvus Corax use historically researched and handmade instruments, including bagpipes, shawm, bucina, davul, timpani, tam tam, busine, trumscheit, frame drum, cymbals, cassa, string drum, and sistrum.
Notes: Lyrics in container insert.

Produced by "Castus" Karsten Liehm and  Norbert "Norn" Drescher.

Corvus Corax  (Castus alias Karsten Liehm, Gesang, Dudelsack, Schalmei, Cister, Gjallarhorni, Urhorn ; Wim Dobbrisch, Dudelsack, Schalmei, Bombarde, Zink, Schreckenströte, Urhorn, backing vocals ; Norbert "Norn" Drescher, Davul, Jordon, Percussion, Organistrum, Urhorn, backing vocals ; Hatz, Schlagwerk, Percussion, Organistrum, Urhorn, backing vocals ; PanPeter, Dudelsack, Schalmei, Flöte, Organistrum, Maultrommel, Rak-Rak, Urhorn, backing vocals ; Vit Polák, Gesang, Dudelsack, Schalmei, Zink, Rak-Rak, Schlachtbusine, Organistrum, Riesenbordun, Urhorn, backing vocals ; Steve the Machine, Schlagwerk, Percussion,Schellenkranz, Urhorn, backing vocals) ; with vocal and instrumental acc.

Recorded at Corvus Corax Studios, Berlin.

Compact disc.

Sung in Latin, Gaelic, Nordic, English, and undetermined languages.
Table of contents: title: Die Seherin (Intro) -- (1:39); title: Gimlie -- (4:05); title: Unicornis -- (4:01); title: Der Schrei -- (3:52); title: Königinnen werden ihr neiden -- (3:39); title: Derdriu -- (4:32); title: Grendel -- (4:18); title: Béowulf is mín nama -- (4:29); title: Sigeléasne sang -- (5:28); title: Intro Crenaid brain -- (1:08); title: Crenaid brain -- (5:07); title: Twilight of the Thunder God -- (4:10); title: Krummavísur -- (4:45) -- bonus.; title: Twilight of the Thunder God (Hymnus)-- (3:47).