Pagan music
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Permalink Reply by Micheál on -
Greetings, are you referring to musicians that happen to be pagans in their personal lives, or musicians that make 'pagan music'?
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Permalink Reply by Sarah Shriner on -
Greetings to you as well, Micheal. I am reffering to both. I've already found Medevil Beabs(I can't spell it) and am looking for alot more. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you and Blessed Be
Sarah
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Permalink Reply by Serenity Dark-rain on -
Blackmore's Night
Loreena Mckennitt
Inkubus Sukkubus
and i don't think her music counts as pagan but you might like Heather Dale
if you like medieval babes try Celtic Woman
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Permalink Reply by Micheál on
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The leader singer of Godsmack, Sully Erna, is a Pagan Witch who trained under Laurie Cabot.(and did a ritual in their Voodoo music video) He used to be pretty open about it, until interviewers focused more on his personal life than the bands' music, so he stopped talking about it as he said, "I never wanted to be a poster-boy for witchcraft." They do however still use quite a few pentacles for stage props& designs. They're kind of a hard rock/industrial metal band(with a couple mellow tribal tunes)
Waylander, Celtachor, and Cruachan are all Irish pagan Heavy Metal combined with Trad bands from here that focus their music around the Gods&Myths. Don't know if any of those would be your genre, but it's a few at least.
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Permalink Reply by Bad Seed on -
Trad-Metal hybrid? o_O That sounds interesting! I've certainly heard trad-rock and trad-punk (Pogues fan from way back), but not this. Neato!
Micheál said:The leader singer of Godsmack, Sully Erna, is a Pagan Witch who trained under Laurie Cabot.(and did a ritual in their Voodoo music video) He used to be pretty open about it, until interviewers focused more on his personal life than the bands' music, so he stopped talking about it as he said, "I never wanted to be a poster-boy for witchcraft." They do however still use quite a few pentacles for stage props& designs. They're kind of a hard rock/industrial metal band(with a couple mellow tribal tunes)
Waylander, Celtachor, and Cruachan are all Irish pagan Heavy Metal combined with Trad bands from here that focus their music around the Gods&Myths. Don't know if any of those would be your genre, but it's a few at least.
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Permalink Reply by Micheál on
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Yea, it's very unique, like Slayer meets Braveheart ;) I think Waylander do it pretty well!
Bad Seed said:Trad-Metal hybrid? o_O That sounds interesting! I've certainly heard trad-rock and trad-punk (Pogues fan from way back), but not this. Neato!
Micheál said:The leader singer of Godsmack, Sully Erna, is a Pagan Witch who trained under Laurie Cabot.(and did a ritual in their Voodoo music video) He used to be pretty open about it, until interviewers focused more on his personal life than the bands' music, so he stopped talking about it as he said, "I never wanted to be a poster-boy for witchcraft." They do however still use quite a few pentacles for stage props& designs. They're kind of a hard rock/industrial metal band(with a couple mellow tribal tunes)
Waylander, Celtachor, and Cruachan are all Irish pagan Heavy Metal combined with Trad bands from here that focus their music around the Gods&Myths. Don't know if any of those would be your genre, but it's a few at least.
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Permalink Reply by Spider on -
Stream of passion. Not too sure if they them self are pagan, but I listen too VersaEmerge,and In this Moment I find to be worth listening to as well. I myself have been searching for music that will help me on my pagan path. Music is for me an in lightening and magical start. When words fail music speaks! BB
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Permalink Reply by Cairneach on
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Interesting topic :)
Having Loreena McKennitt at our theatre in Waterloo used to end up being like hosting a "Who's Who" of the southern Ontario pagan community ;)
Others either pagan, or with a pagan feel to them ...
Kate Bush has certainly done some stuff that seems to have pagan leanings - "Jig of Life". And "Lily" - although that one sounds more OTO or something along those lines. Micheál - ever heard it? Help me out here ;)
All About Eve - "Lady Moonlight"
Libana - "Sure as the Wind", "Full Moon Dance"
Pretenders - "Hymn to Her"
Micheál, well before your time, but Irish - Horslips 1976 Album, "The Book of Invasions"
Someone told me once that one of the members of Rammstein was Wiccan. Couldn't swear to it though. Anyone know?
Cheers!
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Permalink Reply by Willow Raine on -
my favorite is Inkubus Sukkubus, they were kind of my introduction to pagan music
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Permalink Reply by Angelica Greenwitch on -
Oracle, Secret Garden, and (I don't know if she's a pagan or if her music is necessarily pagan, but it's in the New Age vein sometimes) Enya. I'm not much for explicitly religious music, but I can tolerate these groups. The Sword is a good band, but, again, I don't know if they're pagan exactly...but they do have a lot of northern European influence.
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Permalink Reply by namentakem on -
i'm not sure what category this guy falls under..'ewan-dobson' playes some really awesome'trance music' on guitar..but on anothr note..here is a good pagan band"nightwish"
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