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PIYAKDU - Pearles Upon the'e Rossarie ov Faith cassette
PIYAKDU - Pearles Upon the'e Rossarie ov Faith cassette
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Dedicated to Naeku the'e Plowmanne & Master Pearl, or The Gawain Poet.
Tunes, aura, and visuals inspired by the Wiz'rd ov Bharari: Naeku the'e Plowmanne, and master Gawain Poet's seething 14th c. pastoral dream-vision "Pearl".
The album seeks to view the contemporary Bharari lore under the 14th-century Middle-Inglis lens of theological allegory, dream-vision, and pastoral lyricism, all the while presenting a cohesive sonic journey tying these elements of a distant English past and a tangible Western Himalayan present together.
It's a triumphant coming together of two seemingly unrelated worlds - united somehow by the uncanny pastoral and spiritual similarities they share, as assimilated by the lived and imagined experiences of Baba Mithrandir, and as portrayed through the alighted eyes of our drunken protagonist: Naeku the'e Plowmanne.
Through these eight intensely emotional and introspective tracks, Baba Mith. seeks to take his Felloe Pilgrimmes on a journey into the innards of his native Forests of Bharari. The tunes and visuals are charged with cryptic esoteric prowess, eery autumnal countryside nostalgia, and visions of a time long forgotten.
Tunes, aura, and visuals inspired by the Wiz'rd ov Bharari: Naeku the'e Plowmanne, and master Gawain Poet's seething 14th c. pastoral dream-vision "Pearl".
The album seeks to view the contemporary Bharari lore under the 14th-century Middle-Inglis lens of theological allegory, dream-vision, and pastoral lyricism, all the while presenting a cohesive sonic journey tying these elements of a distant English past and a tangible Western Himalayan present together.
It's a triumphant coming together of two seemingly unrelated worlds - united somehow by the uncanny pastoral and spiritual similarities they share, as assimilated by the lived and imagined experiences of Baba Mithrandir, and as portrayed through the alighted eyes of our drunken protagonist: Naeku the'e Plowmanne.
Through these eight intensely emotional and introspective tracks, Baba Mith. seeks to take his Felloe Pilgrimmes on a journey into the innards of his native Forests of Bharari. The tunes and visuals are charged with cryptic esoteric prowess, eery autumnal countryside nostalgia, and visions of a time long forgotten.
