Vredehammer Mo I Rana, Norway
Vredehammer combines aggressive guitars and Norse melodies. From 2009 to 2013 the band was a one man outfit and released the EP`s "4.September" and "Pans Skygge". In May 2013 bass player Kristoffer Hansen joined the band and "Mintaka" was released.
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