Yeah! good news!!

Freekin epic...

I wonder how their new popularity will effect the next album? If it does at all

Looking forward to it. Saw them live in Lillehammer last summer, and they sounded pretty good.

I enjoyed "Land" very much, keep it coming guys!

Land took some time to grow on me, but I really like it now.

Wow already? I still haven't gotten around to listening to Land but good news none the less.

"With THICK parallels to the present..." Wow this sounds really interesting, I'd like to see more folk bands try this angle.

Will be great as always

I would be more impressed if they already had an album art too. The name of this album means nothing to me, yep, freaking epic. Even the Northern star is not new for me... But I'm truly glad that they are working with this new album which I can't wait to see/hear.

Helluv northern heritage title. cant wait.

Amazing, their last album wasn't any bad.... so hopefully this will be better ... Týr it's such an unique band

Hail to the hammer,
hail to týr for making suck great music

I'm looking forward to this album more than any other I can think of at the moment other than Time, of course. It seems like Týr is great at churning out album after album with consistent high quality, so i have high expectations. HAIL TO THE HAMMER!!!!

I'm looking forward to this album and with some luck I can see them playing on the Faroese Islands this summer!!!! that would be awesome!

Yeah, another album from the mighty Týr warriors!!! Still I think they are a bit underrated, but surely the next album will be great. I like the new title

Another new album already? Awesome!
. . . Seriously, a fucking epic album name. Can't wait.

Land was just a little too loose theme-wise for me. I'm very glad to hear that they are a little more fixed on a subject this time around, as they seem to work well with such things. Would be killer if we got the continuity that was present in Ragnarok...but this time telling a more realistic and edgy story. GAH! Can't wait.

Ahem....as much as the music of Tyr is magnificent, this endless topic of "violent christianisation" and "sufferings of pagans" and stuff is already such a cliché...that's tiring....like what? Did some ultra-Christian religious soldier monks invade Scandinavia and gang rape the virgin nature loving pagans? As much as I remember from history course and the book "History of Northern Europe" viking konungs(kings) in Scandinavia started to practice Christianity themselves (not necessarily quitting their pagan beliefs) and the fact they "christianised" other areas was that they just did what they had always done (robbing and conquering neighbouring areas)....that's what they always had done....they did the same things before and after converting to christianity with religion having no connection to it plus it's entirely plausible the shape of the cross was irrelevant these days....(similarity with Thor's hammer - that's true...) the concept of the "rebellious satanic" inverted cross was born in the 20th century as the inverted cross originally was the specific symbol of Saint Peter....
This topic just needed some slightly more research and explanation in order to make things less black and white as they tend to be rather often....
Otherwise...all the best to Tyr and let's hope the music will be as grand as on "Ragnarök"

Interesting....It's not that long since their Land release. Oh well, good news nonetheless...as long as they deliver of course.

Hmm, this seems interesting. I'm just starting to get into this band. A new release will be something that peaks my interest.