Human migration is a movement of people from one place to another, with the intention of establishing itself temporarily or permanently in the new position. The motion is typically carried out over long distances, and often involves a good part of the population or even the whole.

Migration in antiquity was something very different from now, but also very similar at the same time.
Migration means abandoning a place, a culture, a space that is yours, and having to face other territories, a different fauna, a different culture, a different way of speaking and behaving.

"MIGRATIONS" will allow you to put yourself next to one of the many peoples who, because of his will or because he was forced, has left his native lands to go far.

We are really proud to present our new album, a research that digs in eras and eras of man's history, because we know, since he came to the world one thing he did: migrate
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released April 25, 2018 license
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Viking music meet elettronic music, in a really experimental soundscape!

The project started in January 2017 finally takes shape, born from the idea of combining the sonority of electro music such as downtempo, bass music and drum & bass with archaic sounds typical of the Blòt Heathen.

The project is "only", so it will not have, in our opinion, a continuity with other similar releases, but will release "classic" relics in the ritual / Viking style of the Blòt Heathen.

So old fans, do not be discouraged!
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released January 29, 2018

All tracks are written, composed and recorded by Orlando Li Mandri

Photo cover by Mallory Johndrow from Unsplash
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A distant call from the prehistoric era, a dive into the sounds of the Stone Age, to then travel in the Bronze Age and Iron Age.
Tribal dances, shamanic rituals, sounds of war: this is Paleolithic Call

Blòt Heathen is pleased to present his first album released on physical format, an album that offers a sound that mixes neofolk shamanism and dark ritual, creating an archaic and mysterious soundscape.

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The cover art logo is made from real petroglyphs of a longboat from Tanumshede (Sweden),dated in Bronze Age (1800 to 500 BCE)
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released March 28, 2018

All tracks are composed, performed, recorded and mastered by Orlando Li Mandri

LUX ATENEA WEBZINE: luxatenealibros.blogspot.com/2018/05/blot-heathen-paleolithic-call.html
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A sound landscape coming from far away, where you can hear the power of the ancient runes.

Here is the first release of Dark Coalition Records, which is pleased to present you RUNA OSCURA, an album of the ritual-neofolk project based in Italy, Blòt Heathen
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released March 12, 2018 license
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https://darkcoalitionrecords.jimdo.com/cd-viny....5064022

Blòt is the spirit of the "Blòt Heathen" project, born four years ago in a feverish winter-spring by the minds of Orlando Li Mandri and Leonardo Sorrentino.
From this album the Blòt Heathen project was born, and we are proud to present it posthumously to his production, after years of gestation and waiting!

"Blòt" is the essence of the concept album, a journey, song by song, in the rituals of the Germanic-Scandinavian peoples from the Iron Age up to 1000-1100 AD.
In "The Call", we introduce the meeting of two Gothi, who are heading towards the village to call the people to the great ritual.
So begins your journey, you will first enter the sacred forest, "Forest Hov", and then move on to the frenetic and powerful moment of sacrifice, central part of the Blòt.
Thus the "Blood" will be poured out, and the "Bless" will be sung in honor of Freya.
And it is precisely here, in the moment of maximum splendor of the ritual, that the Gods will walk with you by your side, and you will have the "Vision".

INTERVIEW AND REVIEWS ABOUT THAT ALBUM

thesilentvoid.jimdo.com/interviews/blot-heathen/
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released April 1, 2019

CREDITS
All tracks are composed, recorded and performed by Orlando Li Mandri and Leonardo Sorrentino except for:

track 5 composed, recorded and performed by Orlando Li Mandri, Leonardo Sorrentino and Enea Luisi

Track 6 composed, recorded and performed by Orlando Li Mandri, Leonardo Sorrentino, Enea Luisi and Alberto De Maria

All tracks are mastered by Orlando Li Mandri

Covert art by LVME (Enea Luisi)

Photo shooting by Fausto Fabbri

BAND MEMBERS

Orlando Li Mandri (Singer, Troath Singer, Percussionist, Electronic Musician)

Leonardo Sorrentino (Didgeridoo, Singer, Polifonic Singer, Flutist)

Enea Luisi (Troath Singer at track "Blood")

Alberto De Maria (Chorus with Enea at the end of the track "Bless")

SPECIAL THANKS

To Adriano Donninelli, for lending us the instrumentation to record the album. Without you, the album would never have been possible.

To Enea who has accompanied us throughout the months of work at the home of Leonardo, supporting and giving us great ideas, as well as obviously having taken care of the visual part of the album.

To Alberto, who supported us giving us advice and evaluations, as well as accompanying us as a session musician, even if the concert never took place!
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ᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉ

After centuries and centuries, millennia of deep sleep, the oldest entrances of the world itself are awakening, following the profound transformation of the world and the birth of sects and covenants of new adepts of the cult of the ancient gods, led by powerful shamans of the cult of the of the sleepers.

Whispers in the wind, words moved by the waves of water, gurgling voices in the rapids of the rivers...

Awakening Gods is the new album produced by Blot Heathen, which is set as the continuum, and the term of that saga began with the first album Paleolithic Call, re-proposing the previous musical styles with a greater search in ancient and shamanic sounds.

ᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉᛉ
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released May 2, 2019

All tracks are composed, recorded and mastered by Orlando Li Mandri except for track “Gjallarhorn”, composed and recorded by Orlando Li Mandri and Leonardo Sorrentino.

Artworks and design - V. Petera
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