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  • Underwurlde

    Underwurlde

    The story Four men from a perpetually dark land steal the moon from a neighboring kingdom. Over time, as each man dies and takes a portion of the moon with him, its light disrupts the peace, unsettling the natural order of the dead. The philosophy The Moon fairy tale resembles the greek Prometheus myth. He…

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  • About “Underwurlde”

    About “Underwurlde”

    Every album needs a beginning, and “Eternal Echoes”, structured, quietly, as a Hero’s Journey across its ten songs has “Underwurlde” where that journey starts. Let’s start with the music. Underneath the modern production is an old Finnish folk song from Karelia, Finland so the bones of the melody are older than anything else on “Eternal…

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  • Journey to “Underwurlde”

    Journey to “Underwurlde”

    That Italian journal The rain over Berlin had the patience of something that intended to stay for weeks. Poliphilos had taken the corner table in a café off Prenzlauer Allee, the one farthest from the speakers, and worked his way down through a stack of archaeology journals the way other people worked through newspapers: sideways.…

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  • Lyrics to “Underwurlde”

    Lyrics to “Underwurlde”

    Four brothersdrove away and stole the lightHer knowledge sat in their lapsbegun her glow tonight.”We see it working for themknow it can be alright.We go rest in peace, knowingnothing about the crime”Rise, eagles, from mountainsrise fathers with your childrenmothers, bring your daughtersSee what we’re bringing, we’re singing.Our night is now lightningOur shows go again flamingBring…

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