Arvinger

Arvinger
Arvinger
Origin	Telemark, Norway
Genres	Unblack metal, black metal
Years active	2001–present
Associated acts	Extol
Website	Arvinger on Facebook
Members	Hauk; Djerv

Arvinger is a metal band from Telemark in Norway. Arvinger has worked with a number of session musicians since the band was founded in 2001. Initially the band released a home studio record consisting of six songs at MP3.com, and received significant positive feedback from fans. They recorded three additional songs and published their first album, Helgards Fall, in 2003.^[3]

The band released an EP in 2017 on Nordic Mission Productions.

Members[]

Current

Hauk – guitar, bass guitar, drum and keyboards (2001-present)
Djerv – vocals (2001-present)

Session members

Ronny Tegner (Pagan's Mind) – keyboards (2003-2004)
Stephen Bengtsland Hasleberg – keyboards
Lillian Eilevtjønn – female vocals (2003-2004)
Ellen Miles – female vocals
Elsie Thommesen – female vocals (2003-2004)
Hilda Kathrine Eriksen – female vocals
Ingrid Askvik – Hardanger fiddle (2003-2004)
Johanne Rosenvinge Berling – violin
David Husvik (Extol) – drums

Live members

Simen Daniel Børven (Leprous) - bass guitar (2009)
Jo Henning Børven (Antestor) - drums (2009, 2012)

Discography[]

Studio album

Helgards Fall (2003)

EP

Rast (2017)

References[]

^ (in Finnish) Lahtonen, Jussi (February 29, 2008)^{[permanent dead link]} Sue Rock Punk Metal Zine. Retrieved on June 1, 2016.
^ "Interview with Hauk of Arvinger a viking black metal band". Retrieved June 2, 2016.^{[unreliable source?]}
^ Arvinger - Helgards Fall, The Whipping Post. Retrieved October 25, 2007.

External links[]

Arvinger MySpace site (unofficial)

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[Sue-1] (in Finnish) Lahtonen, Jussi (February 29, 2008)^{[permanent dead link]} Sue Rock Punk Metal Zine. Retrieved on June 1, 2016.

[2] "Interview with Hauk of Arvinger a viking black metal band". Retrieved June 2, 2016.^{[unreliable source?]}

[3] Arvinger - Helgards Fall, The Whipping Post. Retrieved October 25, 2007.

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