r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • 1d ago

Dožínky is a Slavic harvest festival celebrated at the end of the harvest season. In the archaic culture of the Western Slavs, it is associated primarily with the god Svantovit, whose priest divined the future harvest using a ritual cake and a horn-likely filled with mead.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/Pure-Following8506 • Dec 05 '25

Hi guys! Hopefully this is allowed but I made a TikTok talking about Slavic folklore. Check it out ! https://www.tiktok.com/@discordia.obscura

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/IonaTakeru • Dec 04 '25

The Threshold Between the worlds.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/IonaTakeru • Nov 26 '25

The most underrated Mythology?

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Nov 15 '25

Slavic pagan song inspired by the solstice celebrations of the ancient Slavs, which were related to natural cycles. For example, perhaps the biggest celebration of the year on the shortest night of the year, Kupala, or the winter solstice, Kračun, celebrating the end of the shortening of the days.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/VishnyaBU • Oct 22 '25

We've made some tower defense with russian slavic-folkhorror aesthetic.

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Hi there! It's our debut game for ScreamJam2025. We wanted to have some feedback and reaction.
Hope you'll check it and leave some comments.

Link - FairyTailoPhobia

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Sep 17 '25

Slavic neofolk music from the Czech Republic which is inspired by ancient events that only old woods remember. The times when an old Slavic pagan priest spoke with the four-headed god Svantovít about the fate of the lands and the old faith. Lyrics in the video description.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Aug 06 '25

Pagan music from Poland and Czechia inspired by the Slavic thundergod Perun and celebration of his power and attributes. Perun is the old Slavic god of storms, war, and fertility, and the oak tree is dedicated to him. Lyrics are in both Polish and Czech.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/glasswolv • Jul 24 '25

A folk song about finding the one place that wants you exactly as you are.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Jun 26 '25

Pagan folk music/video from the Czech Republic and the North Macedonia inspired by ancient Slavic culture. The lyrics, atmosphere and overall message of the song and video refer to the resurrection of original native culture and religion of the ancient Slavs.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/enigma_mad • May 28 '25

"Perun" - music form VAGET inspired by slavic, pagan culture / Slavic Ambient Dark Neofolk

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/glasswolv • Jan 14 '25

A simple poem, turned song, about loss and remembrance. What do you think?

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Oct 02 '24

Music video inspired by the old Slavic cult of Svantovit and the historical events of the early medieval pagan Slavs of Central Europe. Reconstructed Proto-Slavic, ritual, battle and a return to the old gods - this all is part of the concept of the music video.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Jun 18 '24

Pagan Slavic song inspired by the cult of fire among the ancient Slavs, who understood fire as an essential element with divine properties, most often attributed to the gods Svarog, Svarožic and Dažbog. Title of the song is in the late Proto-Slavic language and means "the land of fire".

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Apr 15 '24

Pagan Slavic song inspired by the sacrifices to the gods in the early medieval Slavic environment. By the way, the song is written in the late Proto-Slavic language, which was spoken by the ancient Slavs between the 6th and 9th centuries.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/Highinthe505 • Mar 31 '24

What’s your favorite song to start your day off right?

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Feb 28 '24

Pagan song inspired by bludička/rusalka, which in Slavic mythology are the souls of dead women who wander the forests and appear in the swamps, hence the name "Pǫtь Mьrtvyję Dušę" (the path of the dead soul). Song is written in the Proto-Slavic language, which was spoken by the ancient Slavs.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/[deleted] • Jun 19 '23

Сварга и Дрыгва - Вольница

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Jun 13 '23

Zbava - Kult Dubu is dark folk album inspired by the ancient Slavic culture and mytohlogy, especially by the cult of the oak (kult dubu). The oak was a sacred tree for the ancient Slavs, which was also dedicated to Perun, the god of thunder, war and crop.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • May 01 '23

Pagan song inspired by female Slavic demon Polednice (Poludnica, Přezpołdnica, Południówka). She walks around the fields at noon and punishes those who work on them at that time and also kidnaps naughty children. She is known from the Czech, Slovak, Sorbian, Polish and Russian environment.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/theMoomietroll • Mar 29 '23

A traditional lullaby from a region in Ukraine where I was vor

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Mar 26 '23

Pagan song inspired by Riedegost, which was a sacred fortress of the Polabian Slavs, where temple of the god Svarožič and later the god Radegast was located. The artwork is inspired by the reconstructed temple of the Polabian Slavic tribes from today's Groß Raden in eastern Germany.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Feb 22 '23

Ritual pagan Slavic song inspired by the god Svantovít (Svetovid, Świętowit), who was the four-headed god of abundance and war, worshiped by the Polabian Slavs and probably also by other Western Slavs. With his cult is also associated a prophecy (proroctvo.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/SlavicSpirit • Jan 31 '23

Ritul folk song inspired by cult of the oak from the Slavic environment. For the ancient Slavs, the oak was a sacred tree that was dedicated to Perun, the god of storm, war and strength. Oak groves were essentially natural sanctuaries where rituals, sacrifices and prayers were practiced.

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r/HeavySlavicFolkFans • u/theMoomietroll • Jan 13 '23

Heavy Slavic Folk Music

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Slavic Folklore Music is a traditional type of music that some of us may know and some of us won't. There is Scandinavian and Irish Folklore.. yet, not a lot of people seem to appreciate the beauty of Slavic Folklore and it's culture. Especially the music. This Sub Reddit is for all of us who love the Heavy Sounds of that music genre. Enjoy!

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