Danish doom/post-metallers Maunah release new single and music video »Solin Vaugna«; debut album »Hjarta« out September 18th on Prophecy Productions!

Danish doom/post-metal band Maunah premiere a music video for the third and final single »Solin Vaugna« taken from their upcoming debut album, »Hjarta«, set to release on September 18th, 2026 via Prophecy Productions.
Tracklist:
01. Heimaland
02. Solin Vaugna
03. Theinajau
04. Saivør
05. Vætna
06. Hjarta
Courtesy of Prophecy Productions:
Danish doom newcomers Maunah premiere the music video »Solin Vaugna« from their debut full-length »Hjarta« (“Heart”), to be released on September 18, 2026.
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“For us, »Solin Vaugna« is a celebration of the red dawn,” vocalist Søren Sol Koldsen-Zederkof writes. “This song rises through darkness and reflection. It builds up towards the moment of release when the first rays of light break through. With that we are being reminded that a beautiful rebirth can be found on the other side of doom. We hope that this feeling reaches you as well.”

Rarely has a debut album sounded as complete and sophisticated as »Hjarta« from Maunah. The Danish doom newcomers seemingly just appear out of the blue to deliver a modern doom metal masterpiece! Well, Maunah consists of veterans of the Danish rock, folk, and metal scenes such as Søren Sol Koldsen-Zederkof. The popular frontman has toured extensively with the beloved Nordic folk band Krauka, and he has also released several critically acclaimed albums under the artist’s name Sol. The band chemistry is just right, all the stars aligned – and remarkable talent, fresh musical ideas as well as mature songwriting flowed together naturally in Maunah.
Although the roots of »Hjarta« reach deep into the melodic Scandinavian doom tradition, there is so much more happening on this album. A dash of Nordic folk here, a pinch of modern metal there, which is boosted by renowned producer Tue Madsen (The Haunted, Moonspell, Heaven Shall Burn) being responsible for recording the groove parts with the Danes’ rhythm section. With each new spin, »Hjarta« keeps giving as Maunah have crammed their album with excellent ideas and layers of details.
In the Danes’ own poetic words: “Maunah is the sound of despair and open skies. Maunah is leaves crunching underfoot, the cold of the forest floor seeping through the soles. And Maunah is the warmth of the sun on the face and oxygen filling the lungs.”
With »Hjarta«, Maunah offer a remarkable debut that goes well beyond the average and exceeds expectations. How far can these Danes get?
Maunah is:
Søren Sol Koldsen-Zederkof – Vocals
Janus Holst Aaen – Guitars
Mads Laursen – Guitars
Jakob Kiilerich – Bass
Danny Woe – Drums
Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well

