LISA HAMMER (of Mors Syphilitica) Dakini CD 2009
Art.Nr.: 41963
EAN: 0617026022727
Label: PROJEKT
EUR 13,99
inkl. 19 % USt
Produktbeschreibung
Artist: | LISA HAMMER (of Mors Syphilitica) | |
Title: | Dakini | |
Format: | CD | |
Year: | 2009 | |
Label: | Projekt | |
Tracklist: |
1 In Taberna Quando Sumus 4:12 | |
Info: |
Dakini takes the celestial voice of filmmaker Lisa Hammer and layers it with drones, ragas, tribal drums and folk music to create a roller coaster of emotions: a cultural and spiritual mix of Indian, medieval and modern ambience. Dakini is a new revelation for the fans of Lisas previous work as vocalist for Mors Syphilitica & Requiem in White. A departure from tradition, an enlightened development in her musical path. A dakini is an elusive tantric deity that might best be described as a female embodiment of enlightened energy she who traverses the sky or she who moves in space. She is also depicted as wrathful in that she cuts through human ego and ignorance with a vengeance. Her feminine powers are very strong: generally volatile or wrathful, though also seen as a muse (or inspirational thoughtform) for spiritual practice. Dakinis are energetic beings in female form, evocative of the movement of energy in space. In this context, the sky or space indicates the insubstantiality of all phenomena, which is, at the same time, the pure potentiality for all possible manifestations. Lisa writes, The intention behind this cd was to create music for ritual, meditation and sex. Ideally, all 3 at once. It was designed to carry the listener away from the manifest world and into a deeper space. The Indian ragas correspond with times of the day, so the CD represents a condensed 24 hours, which is perfect for ritual, or any emotional and spiritual trip. The medieval songs are matched with Indian ragas and tribal drums, Appalachian folk music, Middle-Eastern drones and opera to bring the four directions together, North South East and West. Its a cultural and spiritual mix, all blending together in one CD. Each of the songs has its own meditational/trance-inducing quality, regardless of its origin. |