Svartsot

Svartsot
Svartsot
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Overview

Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners14,923+5.9%7dListeners from Playlists3,120—Change118—

14,095 – 14,923

Discography

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Top Listener Locations

SEStockholm, SE209
MXMexico City, MX201
DEFrankfurt am Main, DE199
DEBerlin, DE198
CLSantiago, CL181

Playlist Summary

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1,651
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246,688
Playlist follower reach (sum)
3,120+
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20.9%
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Biography & Metadata

Svartsot was formed in 2005, setting music to tales of Danish history and folklore and sung in their native language. The music is melodic death metal with the melodies inspired by folk music and medieval music, and supported by traditional folk instruments. The band consists of lead guitarist and composer Cris J.S. Frederiksen, vocalist Thor Bager, bassist Simon Buje, rhythm guitarist Michael Alm and drummer Rune Frisch. The band’s early style was characterised by relatively straightforward riffs and melodies and simple song structures with additional folk elements provided by Stewart C. Lewis on the whistles and bodhran. The debut album ‘Ravnenes Saga’ was very well received by fans and touring activity with Tyr and Alestorm helped cement the bands reputation and following. After line-up changes in 2009 the music and lyrics began to increase in depth and complexity and evolved through the release of their three subsequent albums with further folk instrumentation added in the form of bagpipes and accordion. 'Mulmets Viser' was released in 2010, 'maledictus eris' in 2011 –the band’s first ‘concept album’ about the Black Death in Europe in 1349 – and most recently ‘Vældet’ in February 2015 about the rituals, superstitions and celebrations of a traditional Danish Midsummer’s Eve in medieval times.

Updated Nov 8, 2026, 2:25 AM
First discovered Aug 21, 2026, 8:18 PM