Classify Anders Høyvik Hidle

[The Blade]

Norwegian, from band Tristania.
http://him-reaper.mysteria.cz/Skola/Tristania/029.jpg
http://www.tristania.com/2010/wp-content/themes/darkestwhite/images/band/2013/l-anders.jpg
http://www.metal-ways.com/gallery/albums/2006/tristania/06_07_15_evolution/tristania-evolution-festival-toscolano-maderno-07.jpg

[RN97]

borreby + nordic. Looks somewhat weird in the 2nd photo.

[The Blade]

bump

[The Blade]

Bump

[Hadouken]

Med

[MysteriousWays]

Mostly Borreby, with a little Nordic.

[IncelSlayer]

Borreby+ faelid(noticeable in 1st and 3rd pic..)

[Sandman]

In the second picture he looks like a Pole. More specifically, he is similar to a Polish footballer Cezary Kucharski (the one on the left.
http://bi.gazeta.pl/im/6d/64/10/z17188973IH,Cezary-Kucharski-i-Robert-Lewandowski.jpg

[Dick]

He look angry

[cosmoo]

Baltid with a touch of Tronder.

[XenophobicPrussian]

Textbook Nordid-Borreby. That doesn't imply muttdom of course though, as this type was already present in the same site and same time period as the Borreby skull itself.

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSLKb7qh6sG5jOipXlENvjq7oty_kN4t e7nw3qbRD6feVn9ArIY

Similar to Johan Hegg and Iceland's previous president:

http://sedogheyrt.is/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/SH-1545-11-73826.jpg

[XenophobicPrussian]

In the second picture he looks like a Pole. More specifically, he is similar to a Polish footballer Cezary Kucharski (the one on the left.
http://bi.gazeta.pl/im/6d/64/10/z17188973IH,Cezary-Kucharski-i-Robert-Lewandowski.jpg
He looks nothing like him.

[The Blade]

bump

[Vm95]

Nothing Nordid ,get glasses people..
Borreby+ slight faelid maybe..

[Hungarian_master]

Borreby+Nordid.

[The Blade]

http://rocklivebg.com/web/images/stories/interview-tristania.jpg
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/719/32404939772_2008385d47_b.jpg
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8424/7655845932_ed7b481887_b.jpg

[Matty74]

Looks like every metal head I knew from high school

[Antinoo]

Borreby + Nordic

[Huckleberry]

Borreby

[Odin]

Balto-Borreby.