History & Biography This band was the follow-up to a more metallic entity called Nasty that featured Holosade’s Paul Trotter and was founded in 1987. Ragnarok, with its labyrinthine logo, was a pop/folk/metal act beginning 1988. Deörþ, Cernunnos and Morgoth were the founders.
A self-titled demo was followed with Voluspa in 1991. Drummer Cernunnos and guitarist Martin Richardson a.k.a. Morgoth left and Moon took his place. No drummer was drafted as a replacement. A sexy babe serf from Metallian Towers appeared on a tape, called Beloved Of The Raven God, four years later. Neat picked the band up finally and a debut was issued in 1997. A third record was written and partly recorded , but Neat was sold to Sanctuary and it all went down the pit of the acquiring label. It was to be called Þridda, which is ‘third’ in old English. Of Ages was a 2011 compilation.
This band was devoted to its Norse and Anglo-Saxon mythology more than heavy metal fans and yielded fiddles, harps and K&F (Keyboards & Female vocals). Ragnarok refers to the demise and recreation of existence in Norse mythology. Domgeorn means ‘eager for glory’ and referred to the Saxon psychology.
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