Invocation

We’ll hear a selection of RadioSpiral library tracks today for I Scream Sunday, in hopes of invoking the feel of the autumn season. Darkness gathers, the veil between worlds thins, we invoke darker forces hidden from us in the summer sunlight. Michael Brückner: “Invocation” (Drones) David Gerard: “The Betwitching Hour” (Languor) Chromadrift: “The Witching Hour (3:30am) (The Science of Inertia) Alpha Wave Movement: “A Quiet Invocation” (Ambienism Volume One) Ctephin and Mystified: “Cave of the Witch” (Quetzal) Kit Watkins: “Neptune Goddess” (Flying Petals) Eric Peter Schwartz: “Umbra” (Glitter Witch (music for The Hex Poetry Apothecary)) usr sbin: “Beatus Breath Prayer” (unreleased – Live in Second Life) Gypsy Witch: “Of Words Unspoken” (Unspoken) Syndromeda: “Ancient Prayers: (The Legacy of GOD) Phillip Wilkerson: “One Prayer, One Hundred Answers” (The Hundredth Mantra) Michael Brückner: “The Final Prayer” (Drones)

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