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Following a tour of America for the first time, the Australian music duo released their fifth album, 'Aion': a collection of songs which reflected their deepening interest in early Renaissance music and one which marked the end of their romantic partnership.
Track Listing:
1. The Arrival and the Reunion - Dead Can Dance (1.38)
2. Saltarello - Dead Can Dance (2.34)
3. Mephisto - Dead Can Dance (0.53)
4. The Song of the Sibyl - Dead Can Dance (3.45)
5. Fortune Presents Gifts Not According to the Book - Dead Can Dance (6.03)
6. As the Bell Rings the Maypole Spins - Dead Can Dance (5.16)
7. The End of Words - Dead Can Dance (2.06)
8. Black Sun - Dead Can Dance (4.56)
9. Wilderness - Dead Can Dance (1.24)
10. The Promsied Womb - Dead Can Dance (3.23)
11. The Garden of Zephirus - Dead Can Dance (1.18)
12. Radharc - Dead Can Dance (2.49)
Year of Production:
Following a tour of America for the first time, the Australian music duo released their fifth album, ‘Aion’: a collection of songs which reflected their deepening interest in early Renaissance music and one which marked the end of their romantic partnership.
Track Listing:
1. The Arrival and the Reunion – Dead Can Dance (1.38)
2. Saltarello – Dead Can Dance (2.34)
3. Mephisto – Dead Can Dance (0.53)
4. The Song of the Sibyl – Dead Can Dance (3.45)
5. Fortune Presents Gifts Not According to the Book – Dead Can Dance (6.03)
6. As the Bell Rings the Maypole Spins – Dead Can Dance (5.16)
7. The End of Words – Dead Can Dance (2.06)
8. Black Sun – Dead Can Dance (4.56)
9. Wilderness – Dead Can Dance (1.24)
10. The Promsied Womb – Dead Can Dance (3.23)
11. The Garden of Zephirus – Dead Can Dance (1.18)
12. Radharc – Dead Can Dance (2.49)
Year of Production:
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With the industrial textures of their eponymous debut behind them, the fifth album from Dead Can Dance (Aion, released in 1990) is perhaps the most focused and concise of their albums. Predominately recorded at their own studio in Southern Ireland, it features guest vocals from soprano David Navarro Sust. His vocals add to Brendan and Lisa's opposing yet complimentary styles. The Middle Ages and the early Renaissance are a core influence for Aion; an atmosphere only amplified by the album's cover, a section from the Earth phase of Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch's famed triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights.
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
With the industrial textures of their eponymous debut behind them, the fifth album from Dead Can Dance (Aion, released in 1990) is perhaps the most focused and concise of their albums. Predominately recorded at their own studio in Southern Ireland, it features guest vocals from soprano David Navarro Sust. His vocals add to Brendan and Lisa’s opposing yet complimentary styles. The Middle Ages and the early Renaissance are a core influence for Aion; an atmosphere only amplified by the album’s cover, a section from the Earth phase of Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch’s famed triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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