Price history
Recorded standalone sale prices and the latest available store price, in USD. Historical dots use the sale start date and its recorded offer price. Prices can change during a sale; this is not a daily price log. Bundle prices and upcoming offers are excluded. History covers up to the 100 most recent recorded offers.
Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $16.99. The latest store price is $16.99, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $16.99 | Latest store price |
About Scandinavian Viking Metal
- Audio > Music
- Theme > Modern
- Theme > Historical
This album was born from countless hours of experimentation, tweaking, and refining. AI generated the core of the tracks, but the real work began in Adobe Audition—editing, balancing, and polishing each composition until it felt right. I tested the tracks on different headphones (Shure, Grado, Westone), speaker setups, in the car (Alpine+Morel), going back again and again to make changes to sound.
It doesn’t sound for sure like real instruments would, but I polished it until I was really satisfied. There’s no denying it—AI can craft stunningly emotional music, with melodies that outshine some real musicians. Every track feels alive, as if played by a human band.
It was such a pleasure to get acquainted with the Norwegian and Icelandic lyrics—there’s something about these languages in Viking metal that just works. So powerful, so raw, it almost makes me want to learn them. As for the English lyrics—well, AI wrote those too. If you catch something odd, don’t judge too harshly. It’s not about perfection yet, but about the thrill of creation, emotions, and pleasure. I personally play the album again and again.
If anyone ever had a wish to play this music using real instruments, that would be fantastic.
It doesn’t sound for sure like real instruments would, but I polished it until I was really satisfied. There’s no denying it—AI can craft stunningly emotional music, with melodies that outshine some real musicians. Every track feels alive, as if played by a human band.
It was such a pleasure to get acquainted with the Norwegian and Icelandic lyrics—there’s something about these languages in Viking metal that just works. So powerful, so raw, it almost makes me want to learn them. As for the English lyrics—well, AI wrote those too. If you catch something odd, don’t judge too harshly. It’s not about perfection yet, but about the thrill of creation, emotions, and pleasure. I personally play the album again and again.
If anyone ever had a wish to play this music using real instruments, that would be fantastic.