Trold have grown fast in the Nordic folk metal scene,
and their roots run deep in a world of myths, wild humor, and loud celebration.
Formed in Denmark, the band has spent the last years turning every stage into
something closer to a rowdy forest gathering, where shouts, laughter, and heavy
riffs mix together in a thick haze. Their studio releases built the foundation,
but their reputation truly exploded through live shows where the line between
band and crowd almost disappears. With “Til Gilde Under Ulven (Live At
Copenhell '25)”, they trap that atmosphere inside a release that carries the
heat, noise, and madness of that famous afternoon at Copenhell.
The album
opens its gates with the crowd roaring like a summoned beast, and Trold jumps right in with a performance that
radiates energy from start to finish. The guitars cut across the air in a
bright, lively way, the drums push everything forward with marching force, and Allan Madsen’s vocals are wild and earthy in the
best possible manner. It is the kind of performance where the band sound locked
in with the audience, building a momentum that stays strong through the entire
show. You can almost picture the dust, the raised fists, and the sun shining on
bodies that refuse to stand still. The festival magic is captured clearly,
without getting messy or losing shape.
As a whole,
“Til Gilde Under Ulven (Live At Copenhell '25)” works like a bottled storm,
chaotic in flavor but steady in how it hits. It is loud, colorful, and proud of
its roots, the kind of live release that reminds you why folk metal thrives on
stages where sun and sweat mix together. Trold sounds
hungry, joyful, and absolutely in their element. It is easy to imagine fans
returning to this release whenever they want that Copenhell
afternoon back, even long after the festival dust has settled.
Score: 7.5
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