Pagan-themed music?

[Astrox]

All the bands that I can think of who openly say they are Pagan, are metal bands.

Skyforger Folk-Metal from Lativa.
Goat of Mendes Wiccan Death/Black Metal from Germany
Sabbat
Moonsorrow
Inkubus Sukkubus

And...

Stevie Nicks! Hahahahah! Sorry, had to throw that in there...


I know the band Faun Fables was into the occult, I don't know if they are Pagan though.

I feel like a lot of neo-folk bands touch on the occult whether or not they are Pagan.

Devendra Banhart - I've heard him identify himself as 'New Age'
White Magic
Fursaxa

I just realized most of these acts are on the Drag City Label. If you like what I've listed, I recomend you click the link.

May also want to check out this music blog.  

[puerdemon]

This might not be the "right" type of pagan music, but I always enjoy listening to Enya. She's Irish and quite an amazing artist, although some of her work is Christian based just a heads up, but her CD "The Celts" has some nice music for meditating and no lyrics.  

[CuAnnan]

Dearg Dúm by Horslips.  

[TatteredAngel]

CuAnnan

Dearg Dúm by Horslips.

Oh wow, you know, I've listened to them for ages, but never seen them. How neat!  

[CricketBrain]

OK, I'm a little surprised I haven't seen mention of either of these:

Faun
http://www.faune.de

Omnia
http://www.omnia-neocelt.com

They're phenomenal,
each with a nice selection of videos on youtube.  

[maenad nuri]

I was just thinking about Omnia, I got a bunch of the music from their website. They are amazing (and got a great beat)  

[CricketBrain]

Yes,
it's mostly their fault that I started playing didgeridoo.
it's the only unamplified instrument I've played that
can make my chest vibrate ever-so-blissfully.

And the first time I performed "The Well"
in public was intensely magical.  

[With Motion]

I know for a fact that I've heard of Omnia before, not sure if I ever listened to them. I'll be catching up on the listed groups when I get home from classes today, definitely!  

[Ethermus Prime]

Has anyone one mentioned The Cruxshadow? Their music is littered with pagan motifs and hallmarks.  

[With Motion]

Ethermus Prime

Has anyone one mentioned The Cruxshadow? Their music is littered with pagan motifs and hallmarks.

You mean The Cruxshadows? Nope, but I do enjoy them =3 I wish I had more albums than just DreamCypher, not their best stuff from there.  

[Ethermus Prime]

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Ethermus Prime

Has anyone one mentioned The Cruxshadow? Their music is littered with pagan motifs and hallmarks.

You mean The Cruxshadows? Nope, but I do enjoy them =3 I wish I had more albums than just DreamCypher, not their best stuff from there.

Are you kidding? DreamCypher is a fantastic album. A few of those songs have given me lessons I carry even now  

[With Motion]

Ethermus Prime

With Motion

Ethermus Prime

Has anyone one mentioned The Cruxshadow? Their music is littered with pagan motifs and hallmarks.

You mean The Cruxshadows? Nope, but I do enjoy them =3 I wish I had more albums than just DreamCypher, not their best stuff from there.

Are you kidding? DreamCypher is a fantastic album. A few of those songs have given me lessons I carry even now

But I don't think it's their best stuff. 3nodding

Been a while since I've given it a listen, but I remember a few of the tracks boring me really badly.

p.s. what do you mean by lessons?  

[Ethermus Prime]

With Motion

p.s. what do you mean by lessons?

I learned something, and I grew. What more could I mean from lessons? They imparted wisdom, and provided me a hint on a way to apply tha wisdom.


Check out Eye of the storm and Sophia again razz  

[With Motion]

Ethermus Prime

With Motion

p.s. what do you mean by lessons?

I learned something, and I grew. What more could I mean from lessons? They imparted wisdom, and provided me a hint on a way to apply tha wisdom.


Check out Eye of the storm and Sophia again razz

oh, you're talking about the lyricism? it's hard for me to pay attention to lyrics when I listen to music, I only look them up on google if the musicality really blows me away. I thought you meant you learned a lesson about music production or something xp  

[queertastrophy]

If you're into death metal, Nile has awesome songs about (obviously) Egyptian mythology. I can't find any information as to whether or not the members are practicing Kemetic pagans, however.

And the drummer, George Kollias, is a percussion god. heart