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“Marvelers” First Review on ProgPlanet!
The proprietor of the music review site “Prog Planet”, Geoff Penn, recently posted a glowing review of Silent Temple’s latest album. Thanks and Hails Mr. Penn!
Goeff declares, “The high level of compositional and vocal musical arrangements are truly amazing, this is certainly a band of the future. Music that is both interesting and unique, especially the connotations in relation to nature and mother earth. A new dimension of rock music combining the essence of jazz within an adornment of subtle folky progressive rock.“
Read the full review here:
http://www.progplanet.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1257:marvelers-of-creation&catid=12:cd-reviews&Itemid=1004
Write your own review on Progarchives: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=71334
Marvelers of Creation – New Silent Temple double LP out now!
2 years of the accumulated efforts of Amos, Mike, and the musicians they gathered and trained can be heard on Silent Temple’s triumphant new album, “Marvelers of Creation”. With music on a grander scale than ever before, yet with more subtlety and grace, these tales of joy and sorrow, bardic journeying and righteous protests, Sacred Forests and other Psychedelic scenes will be sure to delight! Listen to the Heart, for we will all need its wisdom during these trying times.
Hail the great Goddess
Hail the Fairies
Hail the Revolutionaries
Loving Dancing, Forest Journeying, “Like the wind spiraling”
“Like the wind spiraling”
This month’s Bizarre Bazzar, where creatives of all walks gather to share and inspire: https://www.facebook.com/events/130283848361029/
Curated by the wondrous soul Natty Isabell, who now sings praises with Silent Temple, this magical convergence will be blown open by Silent Temple’s sonic architecture.
Break Through to the Light. Dance soon beyond sight ~
Musical Family, Old and New
Ye who wake, marvelers of creation!
Our next performance will be held at Turn Turn Turn on Jan. 22nd.
Alongside the magical psych-folk Flying Caravan, touring composer Hope Littwin (http://hopelittwin.com/), and YOU, we will be opening deep the portals to Love, Hope, Groovybeauty and Majesty! Many friends new and old to convene this night – let’s be one.
—> A musical Mike and Amos recorded parts of the soundtrack to under Hope’s direction: https://soundcloud.com/hopelittwin-1/sets/1968-the-musical
On the Raven’s Wing
More accurately IN the Raven’s Wing Magical Co. on the south end of Portland, Silent Temple will be performing Saturday Dec. 7th.
Free Admission
Physical (CD) release of Where The Waters Run Clear by Silent Temple
Available for purchase here: https://silenttemple.bandcamp.com/merch
or from the Silent Temple bazaar wherever you catch us out in the world.
The lovely folks at Astro Audio PDX ( https://www.astroaudiopdx.com/ ) do excellent print work. You can now hold this album in your hands, for those of you who still find physicality not so trifling a thing.
Sacred Forests and City Streets
July 13th, 2019
Mount Tabor, Push Play Piano
http://www.pianopushplay.com/pianos/buckley
Afternoon
Sacred Forests and City Streets
Recently Silent Temple has begun making the world their stage, playing on the streets of Portland OR, and on certain occasions, in the Sacred Forest, from whence our music hath wended.
Follow this blog/website, treetemplemusic @ Instagram, and/or Silent Temple @ Facebook for info. on where we will be performing each week.
“My friend, you don’t have to hold back the sea.. You only have to BE”
-Tom Rapp, 1969
Silent Temple’s Portland Debut
Joined by the extremely talented Audrey Howl (lead guitar) and Harrison Games (drums), Silent Temple’s first performance on the West coast will be as the host of a funk/rock/prog jam session at renowned rock venue Dante’s in Downtown Portland. While Silent Temple is a Folk-prog group, we are most definitely Down to Funk.
New Iarwain track released
https://iarwain.bandcamp.com/track/ajnihas-ghostly-music-box
Played in the Tower of the Heron Goddess Loefiir as her recently deceased daughter haunted its halls.
