Δευτέρα 13 Ιουλίου 2026

REVIEW: TROLL BENDS FIR - Hoplnir EP

 


TROLL BENDS FIR - Hoplnir EP


Independent


Here is a release that will definitely put a smile on your face. TROLL BENDS FIR’s approach to folk metal may not be considered revolutionary — something extremely difficult to achieve in a genre with such a strong and established identity — but what they bring to the table is something equally valuable: freshness, strong melodies, and a genuine sense of joy that immediately connects with the listener.


“Hoplnir” feels like a journey back in time, transporting the listener to a medieval celebration in a small Russian village, where the beer flows freely, traditional melodies fill the air, and people gather together to sing, dance, and forget their troubles for a while. It captures the spirit of an era when, despite difficult circumstances, people still knew how to celebrate life and find happiness in simple moments.


The strength of this EP lies in its atmosphere. TROLL BENDS FIR successfully combine heavy metal energy with Russian folk influences, creating music that feels both familiar and full of personality. Fans of bands such as MAGO DE OZ, KORPIKLAANI, and even the folk-inspired side of JETHRO TULL should find plenty to enjoy here. However, TROLL BENDS FIR have their own charm, and in my opinion, they manage to bring a level of freshness and spontaneity that some more established bands in the genre have been lacking in recent years.



Personally, I found “Hoplnir” to be a very enjoyable listen. The enthusiasm and positive energy behind the songs are impossible to ignore, and the band clearly has a strong understanding of how to create memorable folk metal without losing the fun and celebratory spirit that defines the style.


Hopefully, with the support of a label and more exposure from the metal press, TROLL BENDS FIR will reach a wider audience, because they have the qualities that many listeners are currently searching for: authenticity, catchy compositions, and a refreshing approach to a genre that can sometimes become predictable.


Folk metal fans should definitely give this EP a chance. “Hoplnir” is a release that brings back the simple pleasure of listening to music that makes you want to raise your glass, sing along, and enjoy the moment.


Thanks for the great time, guys — I truly enjoyed the journey.


Nick Parastatidis


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