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LISTEN: “Drink Some More!” by Vallorch

Music
Shelia Taylor
February 20, 2025

From their upcoming album, The Circle (March 14), Vallorch’s “Drink Some More!” is a celebration of life, music, and camaraderie that captures the energy and spirit of folk metal. With driving rhythms, soaring melodies, and a folk music driven vibe, the track takes one on a musical journey filled with revelry and jubilant abandonment. The galloping beats and spirited flute melodies create a lively atmosphere, one that allows the chorus to inject an undeniable sense of triumph and joy.

Through its seamless blend of folk traditions with the grandeur of symphonic metal, the song showcases Vallorch’s evolution from their earlier works. By refining elements introduced in their previous albums, “Drink Some More!” delivers a polished yet electrifying experience. One that evokes both the rawness of folk and the vastness of symphonic power metal.

Drawing from Alpine folklore, the lyrics evoke images of timeless gatherings where stories are shared and drinks are poured. By creating a space for uninhibited fun and camaraderie, “Drink Some More!” is an invitation to let go and embrace the present moment.

New Noise, The Circle, Vallorch

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