EARMILK has published a new editorial feature on Einherjar and “Call Me Pagan”, examining the song as an alternative statement built around identity, personal belief, spiritual autonomy, and refusing outside judgment.
The feature places “Call Me Pagan” within the wider alternative music space while highlighting the personal perspective behind the song and the identity-driven direction of Einherjar’s music.
Released January 18, 2026, “Call Me Pagan” confronts the pressure to justify personal belief to people who have already decided what that belief should look like. The song is centered on self-definition: outside voices may judge, label, or reject, but they do not get to decide who someone is.
Editorial Coverage
EARMILK — “Einherjar turns pagan spirit into an alternative statement with ‘Call Me Pagan’”
About “Call Me Pagan”
“Call Me Pagan” is an Einherjar song about belief, religious judgment, spiritual autonomy, identity, and refusing to apologize for choosing a different path.
The song is part of an expanding alternative music catalog that also includes “Not Done Yet,” “Hex You,” and “Return to Root,” with “Say What You Want” arriving August 28, 2026.
Explore “Call Me Pagan” by Einherjar
Listen, watch the official video, read the lyrics, and learn more about the meaning behind the song.
Einherjar is an American independent alternative music artist creating dark, personal, emotional, and atmospheric music around identity, belief, judgment, survival, rebellion, and transformation.
Official website: EinherjarMusic.com | @einherjarmusic