Sartorius tipped me off to this article in the UK's Guardian newspaper, about Fields of the Nephilim, who are one of my life-long passions..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/apr/26/goth-life-fields-nephilim?intcmp=ILCMUSIMG9382
I think being a Neph devotee is more of a religion than anything else, personally. Since I was 15, when Dawnrazor first came out, I have been a huge fan. I know those guys know how to raise a person's Kundalini! Their brand of 'magick' is all about the energy. I just became and addict.. :)
And funnily enough, 10 years later, I hooked up with a guy who is friends with Carl McCoy, but I have never had the chance to meet him and chat about it all. I would love to! I know through him, that there's a deep appreciation for all things occult with them. I was tuned in at a young age, before I ever really got interested in the 'occult' as I see it today, Crowley, etc. That's what I find fascinating, that I was drawn to them at that age, and am into what I'm into now, and there's a parallel course of energy there, threading between them and probably a lot of those loyal fans.
I was lucky enough to catch a ton of their shows in the late 80's and early 90's. Magickal..
Like Carl said in the interview, I know, I don't believe.
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