References to A.C. in music

[einDoppelganger]

http://soundcloud.com/hrspqr/the-green-man-horus-calling

Horus Calling: opening track to The Green Man's upcoming album Musick Without Tears.

"From the new Album "Musick without Tears" - digipack cd ltd 500

With the distinctive style that has always characterized their sound, The Green Man's compositions are thelemic hymns of magic and ritual, love and despair, with references, among others, to the occult life and works of Aleister Crowley and Kenneth Grant."

[darkflame]

I'll second the recommendation for The Green Man's new album, since I mastered it. I think there will be a release party in Milan sometime soon. The album's lyrical content mostly deals with situations in ACs life, and I think would definitely appeal to readers of this site!

[lashtal]

I enjoyed their rendition of the song from The Wicker Man...

[wolf354]

93,
well 10 years after C93 started was 20 years ago ... wasn't it?
Best regards,

I'd hardly call the era of Current 93 / Tiny Tim "early" c93. Current 93 had been going for 10 years by the time Durtro released a Tiny Tim album and World Serpent was well into the downward spiral of melting down. "Early" Current 93 is more like 1982.


And Paul Williams... that man is a genius - here's proof!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE2m355-JRo
Paul Williams appears in his "Battle for the Planet of the Apes" costume on "The Tonight Show" in 1973...and sings.

[einDoppelganger]

[phluphy_phlu]

Here is a good web-article by Nick Kushner about the many references to Aleister Crowley in the art of Marilyn Manson.
Marilyn Manson was the first person to introduce me to the occult in general, and especially Aleister Crowley.
http://www.nachtkabarett.com/theOccult/AleisterCrowley

Here are some other related ones:
http://www.nachtkabarett.com/theOccult/AgeOfHorus
http://www.nachtkabarett.com/theOccult/Sigillum
http://www.nachtkabarett.com/KennedyKingKill33
http://www.nachtkabarett.com/theOccult/15

[badfreddy]

Wow, Thanks for all your suggestions, Iv been on Last Fm/spottify to search for some of the more obscure ones. Iv only just had chance to read though it and its taken me most of the evening/morning because Iv been away for a while.  This site is a bit like a old friend.

 l will build up DJ sets from this post. Mainly the  industrial influenced music because l usually get invited to play/DJ those sorts of events.

People in UK into darker forms of music/experimentation might be interested in this link >
http://www.0161flushed.net/

[Bune]

www.thelemaband.com

... since 1984 ...

[Messianc*Ghost]

Greeting once again,

**Intrigued by the direction this post takes** Speaking of music, I was also interested in the fact that in a picture I have of  Jhonn Balance of COIL, he is making the same hand gesture.  It could be he's just recreating the picture but I have a feeling that he'd take it serious enough to know what he's doing and Frankly, i'd feel that Crowley wouldn't just make such a pose just because he's feeling it be great throw-up sign for the picture. That's why I figured to create this topic as I was hoping someone out there knew the significance.

guess I'll take it that nobody will ever know....thanks for at least trying guys. 

Now by all means I hope this thread keeps going on to wherever it might lead..

**bow's out**
john--
Out on a rock in the pacific...

[lashtal]

Which gesture?

[einDoppelganger]

 

Which gesture?

I believe he is referring to this thread, where perhaps he intended to post this?

[spike418]

Despite being a fan of Half Man Half Biscuit for many a year, I only noticed yesterday the following lines from their Get Kramer song

We’ve got Kramer coming over
To produce us
So that we can show off to our specialist friends
Go down to the Falcon in Camden and say
“I’ll have a pint for myself and a pint for the ex-MC5″
Aleister Crowley knew my father, or rather
Business once took Dad up into the glens
Where in a small hotel bar Crowley asked
“Have you got change for the fruit machine chief, I’m all out?”