Discography

Urd, Skuld & Verdandi

After a promising debut recording in 2016, Turkish horde Tir returns three years later with a new offering entitled “Urd, Skuld & Verdandi”, an 11-track ordeal of what one could describe as classic Dungeon Synth, utterly atmospheric and evocative. Drinking from the ancient fountain led by entities such as Burzum and Mortiis, Tir portray a shadowy landscape filled with visions of mystery, an aura that embraces the cryptic and the arcane. Ethereal keyboard passages are intertwined with Folk overtones expressing the darkness and gloom of a long-forgotten past, a piercing and poignant musical and visual display.

Out on Repose Records on limited cassette and Digipak CD edition, “Urd, Skuld & Verdandi” stands as a full-on experience of powerful patterns of nature and nostalgia that will certainly take the listener on a startling journey through the unknown and beyond...

All Instruments: Oytun Bektas
Vocals: Thomas Helm (track 3 & 9)
Mixed and Mastered at Klangschmiede Studio E: Markus Stock
Memories in the Shadow lyrics: Peter Kassel
Song Of The Rain lyrics: Kahlil Gibran
Invisible Part Of Mountains lyrics: Eilthireach

Cover design: Orko Productions
Layout: Heresie Graphics

Recorded: 2018 March

After a promising debut recording in 2016, Turkish horde Tir returns three years later with a new offering entitled “Urd, Skuld &amp; Verdandi”, an 11-track ordeal of what one could describe as classic Dungeon Synth, utterly atmospheric and evocative. Drinking from the ancient fountain led by entities such as Burzum and Mortiis, Tir portray a shadowy landscape filled with visions of mystery, an aura that embraces the cryptic and the arcane. Ethereal keyboard passages are intertwined with Folk overtones expressing the darkness and gloom of a long-forgotten past, a piercing and poignant musical and visual display.
Out on Repose Records on limited cassette and Digipak CD edition, “Urd, Skuld &amp; Verdandi” stands as a full-on experience of powerful patterns of nature and nostalgia that will certainly take the listener on a startling journey through the unknown and beyond...
All Instruments: Oytun Bektas
Vocals: Thomas Helm (track 3 &amp; 9)
Mixed and Mastered at Klangschmiede Studio E: Markus Stock
Memories in the Shadow lyrics: Peter Kassel
Song Of The Rain lyrics: Kahlil Gibran
Invisible Part Of Mountains lyrics: Eilthireach
Cover design: Orko Productions
Layout: Heresie Graphics
Recorded: 2018 March

I Can See The Stars Behind