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Artist: Various Artists
Title: Tribute To Dead Can Dance: The Lotus Eaters
Year Of Release: 2004
Label: Black Lotus Records [BLRDCD062]
Genre: Alternative Pop/Rock, Ethnic Fusion, New Age
Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks +.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 2:30:16
Total Size: 362 mb / 980 mb



It's not the first tribute collection to Dead Can Dance but it's possibly the most ambitious, a double-disc effort. The scope of the contributors can be generally described as from the goth/darkwave/black metal universe which, while not surprising, is a touch limiting. Hearing what other performers who work in indigenous musics first and foremost could do with the band's original work would be striking, not to mention creating a more all-encompassing portrait of Dead Can Dance's combination of many different styles and sounds. There are a few examples such as the Greek band Grido's quite lovely guitar/mandolin/accordion arrangement of "Oman," but more would have been quite something. With that noted, the bands and musicians on Dead Can Dance Tribute: The Lotus Eaters aim to capture the moody elegance of Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard's work and for the most part succeed. If nobody can truly sound as astonishing as Gerrard in particular, it's often lovely hearing other voices assay familiar songs, though in turn the musical arrangements too often replicate rather than reinterpret the originals. On that front the more metal-inclined acts, especially female-fronted acts as Trail of Tears and Darkwell, fare more successfully -- Hortus Animae even busts out some speed metal chops on "Windfall Introducing Summoning of the Muse." Meanwhile, the Gathering's contribution of a cover of "In Power We Entrust the Love Advocated," recorded some years previously, affirms their own role as pioneers of a particular dark/light sound. The singing standouts include Arcana's Peter Pettersson and Sarah Jezebel Deva, while Jarboe earns a definite nod for her fantastic version of "American Dreaming," originally a Perry song. There's definitely some eyebrow-raising parti****nts here and there -- Anthrax/Nuclear Assault veteran Dan Lilker backs up Lisa Schreib on a straightforward take of "Cantara."
TRACKLIST:

Disc 1
1. Arcana - In The Wake Of Adversity (04:27)
2. Persephone - Spirit (05:13)
3. Danny Lilker & Lisa Schreib - Cantara (05:05)
4. Ataraxia - Bylar (06:10)
5. Faith And The Muse - Mesmerism (03:59)
6. Trail Of Tears - The Arcane (04:19)
7. Hortus Animae - Windfall Introducing Summoning Of The Muse (feat. Liv Kristine) (07:48)
8. Amber Asylum - Cardinal Sin (05:42)
9. Grido - Oman (06:33)
10. Daniel Cavanagh - How Fortunate The Man With None (07:08)
11. Imperia - The Lotus Eaters (07:07)
12. Ephemeral Sun - Avatar (06:04)
13. Sarah Jezebel Deva - The Wind That Shakes The Barley (02:58)

Disc 2
1. black tape for a blue girl - Fortune Presents Gifts Not According To The Book (07:12)
2. Jarboe - American Dreaming (04:33)
3. Antimatter - Black Sun (05:25)
4. The Gathering - In Power We Entrust The Love Advocated (04:03)
5. Nightfall - The Obiquitous Mr. Lovegrove (04:57)
6. Darkwell - Anywhere Out Of The World (04:45)
7. Ulver - In The Kingdom Of The Blind The One-Eyed Are Kings (03:21)
8. Akrabu - Desert Song (06:30)
9. Noekk - How Fortunate Is The Man With None (07:51)
10. Imperial Black - Enigma Of The Absolute (05:44)
11. Secrets Of The Moon & Nostalgia - The Protagonist (07:23)
12. Monumentum - Windfall (06:30)
13. Subterranean Masquerade - Summoning Of The Muse (Deconstructed) (09:29)

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