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❝ “Anastasis” comes from Greek and means “resurrection”: this is what you find written everywhere.
❝ 1981, the Dead Can Dance are born: one of the most innovative and mysterious bands of the decade.
❝ Solemn and mystical ceremonial, “Spleen and Ideal” presents itself as the ideal boundary between popular music and medieval religious chant.
❝ This is my favorite album by the timeless Dead Can Dance.
❝ Here is a significant detail that makes this Dionysus strange, different, and original from its very structure: not an LP of songs but two long suite without interruption, symbolizing the first and second side of a vinyl.
❝ The wordsmiths were right. The latest chapter of Dead Can Dance turns out to be a decidedly tired album, full of trivial ideas, of “new age” syrup (more in intention than in music, mind you!) and an apologist of low-level sonic cosmopolitanism.
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