Stille Volk
Founded in 1994, French pagan folk stalwarts Stille Volk have established a style of acoustic music with occasionally opulent arrangements and a mystic, tribal atmosphere that invokes primal pagan nature. Each release is an impressive proof that hurdy-gurdy, nyckelharpa, bagpipes, bouzouki and traditional percussion can easily create the same sonic impact as electric guitars and drums.
Originating from Occitania in the southern French Pyrenees, a region rife with myth and legend, Stille Volk celebrate their pan-European roots with songs telling stories from days of yore in the ancient language of Occitan, drawing from a plethora of cultural influences. The group ranks amongst the world's pioneers of heathen folk and helped to shape the pagan movement into the global phenomenon it is today.
Originating from Occitania in the southern French Pyrenees, a region rife with myth and legend, Stille Volk celebrate their pan-European roots with songs telling stories from days of yore in the ancient language of Occitan, drawing from a plethora of cultural influences. The group ranks amongst the world's pioneers of heathen folk and helped to shape the pagan movement into the global phenomenon it is today.
Founded in 1994, French pagan folk stalwarts Stille Volk have established a style of acoustic music with occasionally opulent arrangements and a mystic, tribal atmosphere that invokes primal pagan nature. Each release is an impressive proof that hurdy-gurdy, nyckelharpa, bagpipes, bouzouki and traditional percussion can easily create the same sonic impact as electric guitars and drums.
Originating from Occitania in the southern French Pyrenees, a region rife with myth and legend, Stille Volk celebrate their pan-European roots with songs telling stories from days of yore in the ancient language of Occitan, drawing from a plethora of cultural influences. The group ranks amongst the world's pioneers of heathen folk and helped to shape the pagan movement into the global phenomenon it is today.
Originating from Occitania in the southern French Pyrenees, a region rife with myth and legend, Stille Volk celebrate their pan-European roots with songs telling stories from days of yore in the ancient language of Occitan, drawing from a plethora of cultural influences. The group ranks amongst the world's pioneers of heathen folk and helped to shape the pagan movement into the global phenomenon it is today.
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