Heidevolk's 2010 album "Uit oude grond" is a powerful collection of Dutch-language folk metal, drawing heavily on pagan and historical themes. The album stands as a significant entry in their discography, showcasing their distinctive blend of aggressive metal and traditional European influences.
- "Uit oude grond" was recorded at the studio "The Soundlodge" in Germany with producer Andy Classen. The album features guest vocals from Marius van der Toorn of the band Cirith Ungol. "Uit oude grond" peaked at number 86 on the Dutch album charts.
- The album title translates to "From Old Soil" in English, reflecting its lyrical focus on Dutch heritage and mythology. Heidevolk's commitment to singing in their native Dutch is a hallmark of their identity, setting them apart within the international folk metal scene.
- Napalm Records, the label that released "Uit oude grond," is a prominent independent label specializing in extreme metal genres, and this release further solidified Heidevolk's place within their roster. The album's artwork was created by visual artist Thijs van der Meulen, known for his work with other metal bands.
Heidevolk is a folk metal band from the Netherlands known for their mythological and historical lyrical themes. "Uit oude grond" was released during a period of rapid growth for the band, following their earlier albums and preceding their continued work with Napalm Records.
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