Dead Can Dance / Into the Labyrinth - CD (Used)
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Dead Can Dance / Into the Labyrinth - CD (Used)
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Author: Dead Can Dance
Format: Import
Release Date: 16-04-2007
Details: Their goth-sounding name and dour visual image aside, the prolific duo of Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard produce wildly eclectic but utterly unique music. Their painstakingly crafted albums encompass numerous arcane genres, from European classical music to ancient Celtic and Middle Eastern folk styles, often employing authentic antique instruments to achieve their ambitious, emotive soundscapes. The 1993 effort Into the Labyrinth found Dead Can Dance mixing their medieval leanings with more exotic Eastern influences on "Saldek" and "Yulunga," while exploring Celtic balladry on the traditional "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" and theatrical songcraft in their interpretation of Bertolt Brecht's "How Fortunate Is the Man with None." --Scott Schinder
UPC: 760171901239
EAN: 0501443630132
Languages: English
Binding: Audio CD
Item Condition: UsedVeryGood
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