Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
There's almost zero songs about Krampus, and none of them sound particularly old-fashioned. So I tried to imagine what a "traditional" Krampus song would sound like.
Technically the shaker chimes are an American invention, and the psalmodikon is Scandinavian, but I wanted to use the sound of bell-like instruments because I was inspired by the bells that traditional Krampus costumes wear in a Krampus run, and the psalmodikon has a very rough-hewn sound.
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There's almost zero songs about Krampus, and none of them sound particularly old-fashioned. So I tried to imagine what a "traditional" Krampus song would sound like.
Technically the shaker chimes are an American invention, and the psalmodikon is Scandinavian, but I wanted to use the sound of bell-like instruments because I was inspired by the bells that traditional Krampus costumes wear in a Krampus run, and the psalmodikon has a very rough-hewn sound.
Listen to more of our music here: iantavishstone.bandcamp.com
(Consider donating to our Ko-fi so we can make a living creating music just like this: ko-fi.com/tymime)
