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What have you done for the Gods today?
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Category Archives: music
Highway to Hades: Orfeo ed Euridice
Orfeo ed Euridice is an opera composed by Christoph Gluck. The original text was written by Ranieri De’ Calzabigi. This film, done during the 1982 Glyndebourne Opera Festival, stars Janet Baker as Orpheus, Elisabeth Speiser as Euridice, and Elizabeth Gale … Continue reading
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Highway to Hades: Wait for Me
One of the most complex rock operas of the decade is Hadestown, conceptualized by musician Anaïs Mitchell and performed as a collaborative work with many artists and musicians. The rock opera has an apocalyptic, post-industrial Great Depression feel. In the words … Continue reading
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Highway to Hades: Because We Have and They Have Not
One of the most complex rock operas of the decade is Hadestown, conceptualized by musician Anaïs Mitchell and performed as a collaborative work with many artists and musicians. The rock opera has an apocalyptic, post-industrial Great Depression feel. In the words … Continue reading
Posted in music, series: highway to hades
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Highway to Hades: River of Cinderbricks
One of the most complex rock operas of the decade is Hadestown, conceptualized by musician Anaïs Mitchell and performed as a collaborative work with many artists and musicians. The rock opera has an apocalyptic, post-industrial Great Depression feel. In the … Continue reading
Posted in music, series: highway to hades, soundtracks
Tagged Anaïs Mitchell, hadestown, highway to hades, music, rock opera
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Shriekback – SACRED CITY
World Domination Records, 1992 Before I begin, I want you all to know that this wasn’t my original choice for review today — no, that was originally going to be an Ataraxia album that is now being put off for … Continue reading
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Tagged art rock, lares, local gods, new wave, post-punk, roman empire, sacred city, shriekback
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Rhea’s Obsession – INITIATION
1996; re-issued 2001, Metropolis Records As an ex-Goth, I’d previously only been familiar with Rhea’s Obsession through a string of songs they’ve recorded for compilations, usually tribute albums that tend to be really hit-or-miss to begin with, and probably since … Continue reading
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Tagged gothic rock, hellenic pagan music, initiation, metropolis records, pagan rock, re:initiation, rhea's obsession
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Highway to Hades: Rivers of Frogs
We all know about depictions of Hades as the Christian Hell. The Film Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief depicts the God Hades as Satan, complete with horns, when he wasn’t dressed like a member of a metal … Continue reading
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Tagged dionysos, hades, highway to hades, musicals
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