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Annwyn, Beneath the Waves is the second album by Faith and the Muse. All instruments and voices performed by William Faith and Monica Richards. Treatments and Programming by Chad Blinman. Produced by Faith and the Muse and Chad Blinman. All titles composed by Faith and the Muse c and p Elyrian Music, BMI, 1996 except: "Hob Y Derri Dando," Traditional Welsh song. The Sea Angler," text by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Rise and Forget," by Monica Richards, William Faith and Stevyn Grey.

Here, thoughts cling airborne To a sea of voice so glorious; mesmerizing This is my body; this is my inner mind What lies beneath my eyes Discarded years of elemental faith Beckoned to a watery embrace With love upon his face My appetite's unchanged Sink into dream; these enchanted depths The realm of muted wisdom Slowly descend; trust ignites the darkness And. bliss is this drowning moment Believe me I am sorry To charm with bitter eyes; mesmerizing Careless magic turns upon itself, washed down in ritual The coin and prayer can't feed the wishing well The silence glistens on my skin.

Composed By – Faith and the Muse (tracks: 1 to 7, 9, 10 to 12, 14). Executive-Producer – Matt Ballesteros. Instruments, Voice – William Faith. Instruments, Voice, Painting, Layout, Design – Monica Richards. Management – Neue Ästhetik Multimedia. Mastered By – Joe Gastwirt, Ramón Bretón. Photography By, Graphics – Clovis IV.

Album by Faith And The Muse. Annwyn, Beneath The Waves. The Hand Of Man. The Sea Angler. The Bird Of Rhiannon.

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Faith and the Muse stick with old-world traditional music for an enigmatic second album, Annwyn, Beneath the Waves. Playing with elements of neo-classical, experimental folk, and goth rock, Annwyn is vibrant with literary works spanning several centuries. Monica Richards' vocalic beauty is unreserved yet sometimes polite, but not unassuming when it comes to the music's spiritual life. Songs such as "The Silver Circle" and "Rise and Forget" blaze Richards' bold vocal textures of clinging dark visions of social interaction, and "Cernunnos," featuring.

This album was highly recommended to me years ago by another Faith and the Muse fan. Alternating between medieval folk songs (Cantus - perhaps one of Faith and the Muse's most popular songs), guitar based gothic rock pieces in the tradition of bands like the Sisters of Mercy (The Hand of Man or Rise and Forget), and a few more modern experimental, neo-folk like tracks (such as Cernunnos), Annwyn, Beneath the Waves is not only a great introduction. to Faith and the Muse, but also an incredible way to introduce people to darkwave, gothic music. A few weeks ago I was perusing the used cd bins at a local independent record store when I came across Faith and the Muse's "Annwyn, Beneath the Waves". I am not really familiar with the band except for one other album "The Burning Season" (and I liked what I heard).