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Sjofn (album)
''Sjofn'' is an album by Gjallarhorn.〔Gjallarhorn (band's website) - Innovative Nordic Sounds, http://www.gjallarhorn.com/main.html〕 It was the band's second studio album, and was released in 2000. It combines striking singing by vocalist Jenny Wilhelms with vigorous Swedish folk-style accompaniment, but with a didgeridoo as an updated drone.
The album was brought out with the help of Finlands Svenska Folkmusikinstitut 〔Finlands Svenska Folkmusikinstitut (Finland's Swedish Folk Music Institute) supported by Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland (The Swedish Literature Society in Finland), http://www.sls.fi/folkmusik/〕 (Finland's Swedish Folk Music Institute) and Svenska Kulturfonden 〔Svenska Kulturfonden (The Swedish Culture Fund), http://www.kulturfonden.fi/start/〕 (The Swedish Culture Fund).
==Reception==
Steven McDonald, writing on AllMusic, described Sjofn as "a thoroughly Pagan delight of an album", explaining that it is "essentially dedicated to the goddess" Sjofn.〔 He felt that the album was supported "quite well" by the two videos supplied on the 'enhanced' CD, specially liking the 'Suvetar' video which seems to show a fertility rite, though he also admired the 'Dejelill Och Lagerman' video which has "the local equivalent of" horned god Cernunnos/Herne watching Gjallarhorn playing in an urban environment. The CD, McDonald concludes, is "great stuff, and very, very highly recommended."〔
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