DEAD CAN DANCE - AION Format:Vinyl LP bleak outlook

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and when the release surfaced in 2000

I loved the music with a passion

When told that the band did not have a complete lineup he simply took bass guitar duties (and later also vocals) after just one rehearsal

This was the beginning of Oden becoming the melodious bedrock of Younge’s psychedelic sound

DEAD CAN DANCE - AION Format:Vinyl LP bleak outlookWith the industrial textures of their eponymous debut behind them, the fifth album from Dead Can Dance (Aion, released in 1990) is perhaps the most focused and concise of their albums. Predominately recorded at their own studio in Southern Ireland, it features guest vocals from soprano David Navarro Sust. His vocals add to Brendan and Lisas opposing yet complimentary styles. The Middle Ages and the early Renaissance are a core influence for Aion; an