Eld (album)

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Eld

Studio album by Enslaved

Released

7 April 1997

Recorded

Late 1996 – early 1997 at Grieg Hall, Bergen, Norway

Length

58:46

Pytten, Enslaved

Enslaved chronology

Frost
(1994)

Eld
(1997)

Blodhemn
(1998)

Eld is the third studio album by Norwegian progressive black metal band Enslaved. It was released on 7 April 1997, through Osmose Productions. The album marked the band's shift towards a more Viking metal direction, though it still maintains their black metal sound.

Background

The man featured on the album cover is Enslaved vocalist Grutle Kjellson.^[3]

All songs written and composed by Ivar Bjørnson and Grutle Kjellson.

No.	Title	Length
1.	"793 (Slaget om Lindisfarne)" ("793 (The Battle of Lindisfarne)")	16:10
2.	"Hordalendingen" ("The Man from Hordaland")	5:19
3.	"Alfablot" ("Sacrifice to the Elves")	6:33
4.	"Kvasirs Blod" ("The Blood of Kvasir")	7:51
5.	"For Lenge Siden" ("A Long Time Ago")	8:08
6.	"Glemt" ("Forgotten")	8:04
7.	"Eld" ("Fire")	6:36

↑ Rivadavia, Eduardo. "Eld – Enslaved: Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards: AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved 14 September 2012.
↑ Hoeltzel, Steve (13 May 1997). "CoC : Enslaved – Eld : Review". Chronicles of Chaos. Retrieved 14 September 2012.
↑ Christe, Ian (July 1997). "Metal". CMJ New Music Monthly (CMJ Network, Inc): 48. Retrieved October 4, 2012.

v t e Enslaved

Ivar Bjørnson Grutle Kjellson Arve Isdal Cato Bekkevold Herbrand Larsen Trym Torson Harald Helgeson Per Husebø Roy Kronheim

Studio albums	Vikingligr Veldi Frost Eld Blodhemn Mardraum – Beyond the Within Monumension Below the Lights Isa Ruun Vertebrae Axioma Ethica Odini RIITIIR

EPs	Hordanes Land

DVDs	Live Retaliation Return to Yggdrasill

Split releases	Emperor / Hordanes Land

Related articles	Early Norwegian black metal scene

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