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Hi, folks! Today, I have fixed all the links into the following forums:                 - Folk Bands                 - Folk Discussion                 - The Gallery (registered users only)                 - Musicians search                 - Musicians Also, I've fixed links of the instruments pages to the homepage of the folk elements project . Left bands threads links to fix there but I have to wait for one update from the forum's firm which will delete the bugs.

Some good news for our lovers of Folk Metal! I have checked all forums related with Folk Metal and the broken links from there are to the past!            Forums are :                 - Månegarm (official)                 - Fejd (official)                 - Ensiferum (unofficial)                 - Korpiklaani (unofficial)                 - Moonsorrow (unofficial)                 - Eluveitie (unofficial)                 - Other Folk Metal Bands                 - Folk Metal Discussion                 - Bands Battle

This entry is about the broken links trouble again... Well, the links inside threads into the following forums are fixed: - Rules & Tutorials - Reviews - Interviews - Band's battles - Folk Metal discussion Now, I am working on the Folk Metal bands threads (not un/official forums of bands). I checked and fixed links inside threads of bands from A to R. I keep working on the next threads...

I interviewed Meldengar from TROLDHAUGEN regarding the band and things planned next year. 01. Hi! TROLDHAUGEN was founded in early 2008. How did the band see the daylight exactly ? TROLDHAUGEN was formed in the January of 2008, when Reventüsk (Vocals) and I, Meldengar (Guitars), got together and wrote a short piece of music that equally reflected our mutual interest in traditional folk music and metal. Cut to 2013 and we are now a five piece folk/circus/freak/metal ensemble (rounded out by Döesbürg on mandolin vocals, Svarog on bass and Grädenøk on drums/percussion) who have a cassette tape single (2009), a self-titled E.P. (2010), and a debut album (RAMSHACKLE (2012)) under our belt. 02. What means the band name for you ? TROLDHAUGEN is the name of Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg’s estate and translated means “The Troll Hill”. We originally chose the name because it sounded cool and fit the style and theme of what we were aiming for, but it has actually turned out to b...