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Lady of the Flood - Hawthonn

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playlist 01.26.21

Ornette Coleman New York Is Now (Blue Note) Spirit Of The Beehive Entertainment, Death (Saddle Creek) Perila (A Sunken Mall) Hawthonn Earth Mirror (Ba Da Bing) Rắn Cạp Đuôi Ngủ Ngày Ngay Ngày Tận Thế (Subtext) Frog Of The Earth Frog Of The Earth (Where The Time Goes) Carcass Torn Arteries (Nuclear Blast) Gnod La Mort Du Sens (Rocket) Tak Ensemble Ecstatic Music : Tak Plays Brook (New Focus) Perko Galerie (Posh Isolation) Phong Tran The Computer Room (New Amsterdam) Alabaster DePlume To Cy and Lee (International Anthem) The Paper Chase Someday This Could All Be Yours Vol 1 / Now You Are One Of Us (Kill Rock Stars) Molly Herron Through Lines (New Amsterdam) Masma Dream World Play At Night (Northern Spy) Innode Syn (Editions Mego) Jean Michel Besbouis Prince (FLVM) Alarm Will Sound / Tyshawn Sorey For George Lewis (Cantaloupe) Marsha Fisher New Ruins (Full Spectrum) Mdou Moctar Afrique Victime (Matador) Todd Rundgren Hermit of Mink Hollow (Bearsville)

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Urban Wyrd: Folklore On Screen

Urban Wyrd: Folklore On Screen

Folk Horror Revival founder Andy Paciorek will be talking at the Centre For Contemporary Legend’s Folklore on Screen conference on

Friday 13th– Saturday 14th September 2019,

Sheffield Hallam University, South Yorkshire, England, UK.

Andy will be appearing on the Saturday speaking about Urban Wyrd: Dystopia and Apocalypse on British TV and will be forming part of a  Hauntology panel alongside…

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The sonorous, gothic and psychedelic folk of Sharron Kraus is supported by a trinity of drone/ambience this Friday, at Wharf Chambers, Leeds. Stellar lineup, cheap entry, cheap drinks! FB event page here. Fingers x’d Gretchen from Guttersnipe will play tunes between sets, too! Artwork based on a drawing by the brilliant sabbatic draughtsman Johnny Decker Miller - used with permission.

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‘Eden’, from Hawthonn's Red Goddess (of this men shall know nothing) Pre-order LP/CD at https://grapefruitrecordclub.com/t/hawthonn Special deal for UK/EU orders to save on transatlantic shipping!

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Read the Hawthonn interview at Folk Horror Revival: https://folkhorrorrevival.com/2018/04/12/hawthonn-interviewed/

@goblinmarket and I talk about the new album, the upcoming York gig, local gods, goddesses, Andrew Chumbley, dreams and trying in vain to make thighbone trumpets... “Cocidius and Verbeia are very much deities embedded in our northern landscape, and they derive their names from the meetings of two cultures: Roman and Celtic. In some ways, thinking deeply about this – and the political climate of our time – has forced us to revise our thoughts on religious syncretism and the bugbear of cultural appropriation. We want to distance ourselves from the idea of pantheons being nationalistic and tied up with rigid ideas of cultural identity, which have become increasingly toxic. We emphasise the highly syncretic nature of religion in the ancient world as a potential alternative, and one that does not dilute the power and individuality of deities by reducing them simply to interchangeable masks of pop-Jungian archetypes. On our track ‘Lady of the Flood’, we borrowed from the Graeco-Egyptian magical papyri, which are masterpieces of heady magical lore and symbolism, incorporating fragments of ancient Egyptian ceremonialism, Greek mythology and Gnostic cosmology into something that more visceral and powerful than its component parts.  In some ways, it is the Roman presence in England that also connects us to Egypt, and I find it fascinating that the English witch Andrew Chumbley incorporated so much Egyptian lore into his ‘Sabbatic Craft’, which at first glance seems very much rooted in the British landscape, but again yields work that is highly eclectic, but utterly spellbinding and aesthetically ravishing in its execution.”