Hlidskjálf Athens, Greece
Hlidskjálf is a one-man Pagan Folk band from Athens, Greece. It is focused mostly on Nordic folk music, but also Celtic, as well as Slavic folk. Hlidskjálf, originates from the ancient word, Hliðskjálf, which is the name of the High Seat of Odin, in Norse Mythology. The project started in Late 2016, by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Tony Layjel. ... more
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