EIVØR FINDS SOLACE IN NEW SINGLE ‘SPØKILSIR / REVENANTS’
NEW STUDIO ALBUM TUNGL OUT OCTOBER 16TH
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Faroese luminary singer-songwriter Eivør has unveiled a new track from her upcoming studio project, Tungl, due out on October 16th. Today's release Spøkilsir / Revenants weaves hypnotic dream-pop and trip-hop textures into an evocative meditation on embracing the ghosts of our past.
Eivør conveys about the song: “In ‘Spøkilsir / Revenants,’ we find relief in the imperfect.
I think we all carry ghosts. Things in the past we would have liked to have handled differently or little flaws within ourselves we try to hide from the world. But often when we learn to fully embrace each other’s flaws, quirks and darker sides, they become endearing. We become more patient and forgiving, not only towards each other, but also towards ourselves.”
Eivør adds: “The music video was created by my dear friend Gwenaël Akira, whose enthusiasm and dedication always make working with him inspiring.
We wanted to create an inner world, a reflection of the voices, shadows and different versions of ourselves that live inside our heads. Gwenaël conceived a mirrored box, almost like a room inside the mind, and an incredible team of artists in the Faroe Islands brought it to life.”
Director Gwenaël Akira adds: “At the heart of Spøkilsir was one constructed room: a space where one body could become many and reflections could express what cannot easily be said. Finding the emotional truth within those images with Eivør was a very special process.”
Pre-order Tungl here: https://eivor.bfan.link/tungl
Listen to Spøkilsir / Revenants here: https://eivor.bfan.link/spokilsir
TUNGL out 16th October 2026
01. Og mánin græt / And The Moon Cried
02. Drekafljóð / Dragon Maiden
03. Verjugarðar / Walls
04. Spøkilsir / Revenants
05. Hinumegin / The Other Side
06. Healer
07. Eon
08. Tann tú saknar / The One You Long For
09. Fangað (feat. Elinborg) / Trapped
10. Everyone But Me
Tungl – a Faroese word for ‘moon’ – sees Eivør reach further into elemental realms than ever before. Immersive, unmoored and steeped in a sense of time-stretched drama where familiar marker points give way as an inner compass emerges over its 10 searching tracks, it’s an album also in tune with a very contemporary need for navigation, self-belief and rejuvenation in the most uncertain of times.
