Faroese artist Eivør has released her new album Tungl through Nuclear Blast Records and marked the day with a video for the opening track, “Og Mánin Græt / And The Moon Cried”, created by Gwenaël Akira.
Get Tungl here.
“The song is about a faint memory that still lingers, almost like a dream. I remember looking up at the moon in the dark sky when I was little, wondering why it always looked so sad.”
Eivør
Named after the Faroese word for moon, Tungl is an immersive, elemental journey across ten tracks, built around themes of navigation, self-belief and renewal in uncertain times. Earlier singles include “Drekafljóð / Dragon Maiden“, “Verjugarðar / Walls” and “Healer“.
Tungl Tracklist
- Og mánin græt / And The Moon Cried
- Drekafljóð / Dragon Maiden
- Verjugarðar / Walls
- Spøkilsir / Revenants
- Hinumegin / The Other Side
- Healer
- Eon
- Tann tú saknar / The One You Long For
- Fangað (feat. Elinborg) / Trapped
- Everyone But Me
Eivør Live
Eivør celebrates the release with two nights at Nordic House in Tórshavn (October 16 and 17) and a special show at Harpa’s Eldborg Hall in Reykjavík on October 23, before heading to North America and then Europe in 2027.
- October 28: New York, NY, Racket
- October 29: Washington, DC, The Howard
- October 30: Wilmington, DE, The Queen
- October 31: Montreal, QC, Le National
- November 1: Boston, MA, Paradise Rock Club
- November 3: Cleveland, OH, Globe Iron
- November 4: Chicago, IL, Park West
- November 6: St. Louis, MO, The Sovereign
- November 7: Madison, WI, Atwood Music Hall
- November 8: Minneapolis, MN, Fine Line
- November 10: Englewood, CO, Gothic
- November 12: Salt Lake City, UT, Metro Music Hall
- November 13: Boise, ID, Treefort Music Hall
- November 15: Seattle, WA, Neptune Theatre
- November 17: Vancouver, BC, The Pearl
- November 18: Portland, OR, Wonder Ballroom
- November 20: San Francisco, CA, August Hall
- November 21: Los Angeles, CA, Teragram Ballroom
- November 22: San Diego, CA, House of Blues
- February 24, 2027: Copenhagen, DK, Store Vega
- February 26: Aarhus, DK, Train
- February 27: Hamburg, DE, Docks
- February 28: Hannover, DE, Capitol
- March 2: Brussels, BE, AB
- March 3: Esch-sur-Alzette, LU, Kulturfabrik
- March 4: Utrecht, NL, TivoliVredenburg
- March 6: Paris, FR, Olympia
- March 7: London, UK, O2 Forum Kentish Town
- March 9: Cologne, DE, Live Music Hall
- March 10: Stuttgart, DE, LKA Longhorn
- March 11: Frankfurt, DE, Batschkapp
- March 13: Bern, CH, Bierhübeli
- March 14: Milan, IT, Live Club
- March 15: Vienna, AT, Ottakringer Brauerei
- March 16: Munich, DE, Kesselhaus
- March 18: Prague, CZ, Roxy
- March 19: Dresden, DE, Reithalle Straße E
- March 20: Berlin, DE, Huxleys Neue Welt
- March 21: Warsaw, PL, Progresja
- March 23: Vilnius, LT, Loftas
- March 24: Helsinki, FI, Kulttuuritalo
- March 26: Stockholm, SE, Vasateatern
- March 27: Gothenburg, SE, Pustervik
Over two decades and 11 solo albums, Eivør has moved across rock, pop noir, jazz, folk and electronica, scored The Last Kingdom, God of War and God of War Ragnarök, and won the Nordic Council Music Prize. Photo by Adam Wamsley.
