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The
Serpent's Lair Steve Roach, Byron Metcalf Ambient explorer Roach and percussionist Metcalf originally began this as an experiment into the effects of breathwork and the use of sound on a person "as a shamanic strategy for healing, personal growth, and transformation." The successful effects their music had in group settings were extended into these compositions. While billed as a collaboration between the two men, The Serpent's Lair also features click here to read more... |
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Kiva Steve Roach, Ron Sunsinger, Michael Stearns |
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Back
Tuva Future Ondar The ancient, multitone singing technique from Tuva (which lies just north of Mongolia) is relocated to the heartland of America on Back Tuva Future, a CD recorded by Nashville honchos Jim Ed Norman, David Hoffner, and Ralph Leighton. With guest appearances from Willie Nelson, Randy Scruggs, and Bill Miller, these 10 tracks take on the shape of a multicultural hoedown in more ways than one. click here to read more... |
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Totem
- Gabrielle Roth & The Mirrors
Ancient and modern worlds unite in this urban-primitive, shamanic drumming trance-dance music for dancing and listening. This album features a unique blend of musical talent, musicians who inspire the spirit of ecstasy as they weave the sounds of percussion, synthesizers and flutes to create a song for the soul. This album became an underground classic shortly after its release and continues as one of Gabrielle's most popular. Review by Raven Recording, by Gigi Cavanaugh |
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Winds
of Warning - Plack/Soames
This is aboriginal Music from Australia with some South African influence. The songs give thanks to Mother Earth, the wisdom of aboriginal culture, and the landscape of Australia. There are definite levels and rhythms in this recording, from soaring to solitary walkabout rhythms. This is good discovery music - haunting and memorable. Review by Tom Crockett |
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Sacred
Spirit Drums - David & Steve Gordon
This CD is very drum oriented, but also features native American flute, Incan pan pipes, and natural sounds. There are ten tracks on this CD with too much variety and too little time on each track for shamanic journey work. It has a very Native-American sound to it that easily transports one into the desert southwest. this recording is a follow-up to thei earlier piece entitled Sacred Earth Drums. Review by Tom Crockett |
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Drum
Medicine - David Gordon & Steve
David & Steve Gordon always provide compelling and evocative music. I enjoyed this CD even more than Sacred Earth Drums. All I can say is; "Drum Medicine" is Good Medicine and will reach deep within you to evoke thoughts of the Natural World around us. --colmustard01 |
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