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Discography
- Heidevolk. 2005. De Strijdlust is Geboren. Napalm Records. NPR 246.
- Heidevolk. 2008. Walhalla Wacht. Napalm Records. NPR 239.
- Heidevolk. 2010. Uit Oude Grond. Napalm Records. NPR 323.
- Heidevolk. 2012. Batavi. Napalm Records. NPR 411.
- Týr. 2002. How Far to Asgaard. Napalm Records. NPR 267.
- Týr. 2003. Eric the Red. Napalm Records. NPR 183.
- Týr. 2006. Ragnarok. Napalm Records. NPR 199.
- Týr. 2008. Land. Napalm Records. NPR 247.
- Týr. 2009. By the Light of the Northern Star. Napalm Records. NPR 294.
- Týr. 2011. The Lay of Thrym. Napalm Records. NPR 380.
- Týr. 2013. Valkyrja. Metal Blade Records. 3984-15,238-2.