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An English Arcanum is Telling the Bees‘ much-anticipated second album and it certainly lives up to my expectations. Andy Letcher and company continue crafting their darkly folkloric music of the rural English countryside rich in stories, legends, and histories. The style comes off as gentle folk music, but its roots go deep and the lyrics [...]
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I think the beautiful artwork and Kellianna’s name are enough to sell this album, but if you’ve never heard of Kellianna you’re in for at treat! Kellianna is a beautiful and sweet woman who also happens to be a talented Pagan singer, songwriter, and musician. Elemental is Kellianna’s first full chant album. Some of the [...]
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Songs for the Waning Year by Sharon Knight & T. Thorn Coyle “Please sing along with these chants and share them with your community.” Songs for the Waning Year is one of two paired albums by this dynamic Feri duo – one album for the dark half of the year and one for the light [...]
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The much anticipated Mischief, released on July 16, 2010, perfectly delivers on exactly what you’d hope for from an S.J. Tucker album. Is it possible than artist already with nine albums under her belt could get any better? I didn’t believe it until I’d heard Mischief in its entirety and the answer is yes – [...]
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Pagan Celtic folk rock musicians Emerald Rose are at it again with the recent release of their second live album last month. “That Night in the Garden” is a compilation of eighteen songs from a series of concerts recorded in Dahlonega, Georgia and is their first Pagan album since 2005′s “Archives of Ages to Come“. [...]
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Songs for the Old Religion and The Fäerie Shaman by Gwydion Pendderwen Serpentine Music, 2005 The Music of Gwydion is a 2-disc compilation of Gwydion Pendderwen’s two albums Songs for the Old Religion from 1975 and The Faerie Shaman from 1981 which have been digitally re-mastered into high quality recordings as a labour of love [...]
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There’s been a trend I’ve been noticing over the past few years – especially in indie music- essentially that images of witchcraft and paganism are cool again. Paganism and the occult went through a previous “cool” period in the 60s and 70s during the height of the modern witchcraft revival – bands like Led Zeppelin [...]
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Mythcreants by Tricky Pixie Gypsy Celtic Folk Rock for Naughty Punk Faeries Tricky Pixie are at it again with their first studio album and this Pagan super band delivers! Tricky Pixie consists of singer song-writer S.J. Tucker (aka Sooj), Betsy Tinney (of Gaia Consort/ Bone Poets Orchestra), and Alexander James Adams (aka “Alec” of Heather [...]
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May I introduce you to The Devil Makes Three, a kick-ass indescribably fantastically talented trio a friend recommended to me and I promptly went out and purchased two of their albums. Their self-titled album, The Devil Makes Three, came in the mail today and I received their live album last week called “A Little Bit [...]
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