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Pandemonaeon Oakland, California
Pandemonaeon is an American independent progressive folk metal band from the San Francisco Bay Area founded in 1996 by the Celtic singer Sharon Knight & her long-time musical collaborator, Winter. They incorporate such folk instruments as violin, oud, saz, mandocello, & flute, as well as many ethnic hand percussion instruments like dumbek, djembe, tar, & riqq. ... more
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Neofolk Romantique
by Sharon Knight
supported by 11 fans who also own “Joy to See Your Joy”
I fell in love with the opening track on this album the first time I heard it. The combination of folk and sometimes dark romanticism reminds me of the joy of studying 19th century literature many years ago.
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Songs for the Waning Year
by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle
supported by 11 fans who also own “Joy to See Your Joy”
I'm writing my first ritual for the elders in my community, and this entire album has inspired me.
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Song of the Sea
by Sharon Knight
supported by 11 fans who also own “Joy to See Your Joy”
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Gilding The Lily - A Retrospective 1996-2021
by WHISPERS IN THE SHADOW
This retrospective compilation covers the last 25 years of dramatic darkwave from Austrian goth band Whispers in Shadow.
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XIXA cull from various strains of Latin music, from Chicha (psychedelic cumbia from Peru) to Tejano, infusing their "mystic desert rock" with a distinct sense of brooding.
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On ”Radiant Remains,” Chicago's Radar Eyes drape themselves in shadow to stunning effect.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Joy to See Your Joy”
Portals is an apt name. Sharon doesn't make music, so much as sonic worlds the listener is transported to. I close my eyes when Crimson Masquerade plays & I see the story play out. I see flashes of other lives & a rouge offering a woman the chance to live adventures untold.... If she's willing to pay the cost. " Let the Waters Rise" feels like a command coming from witches working their will.
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