Release date June 6, 2025 - A Typhonian Tantric Ritual Soundscape held at the University of Leipzig Egyptian Museum in 2015 is now available for posterity at Bandcamp!Celebrating the ten-year anniversary of Zeena's return to the European music stage with a new live performance album recorded at Germany's world-famous festival for dark music and arts, Wave-Gotik-Treffen (WGT) in 2015. The release of 'A Typhonian Tantric Ritual Soundscape' coincides with this year's WGT festival happening this weekend.
Tony Sokol of Daily Offbeat reported in 2015: "After a twenty-four year retreat from the German music scene, avant-garde musician and mystic Zeena Schreck announced her return to sonic magic performance-art appearances in Europe.[...] Zeena promised Daily Offbeat that the event will feel 'like a numinous presence is taking them on a trip through another time and space,' to the lay audience." Credits: Concept, musical composition and direction, percussion and vocals: Zeena Schreck Accompanying musicians: John Murphy, 1959–†2015 (Last Dominion Lost) Cory Vielma (The Sadnesses) Audio mixing from combined live sources: Cory Vielma Sound engineering and mastering: Studio Raskit Videographer: Thorium Heavy Industries A more detailed description, with concert photos, is in the liner notes that come with the album! Available only as a digital album from Bandcamp. __________________________________________ Categories: 10-year-anniversary, alternative, experimental, ritual ambient, ambient, dark ambient, electroacoustic, industrial, live album, live performance, sound art, soundscapes [Posted by T.M. 06/06/25]
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Coinciding with Spring Equinox: New Apparel Collection 'Notable Quotes' -and- Celebrating the Five-Year Anniversary of Bring Me the Head of F.W. Murnau with double-sided classic tee. All shirts are offered in a variety of colours. KCH is happy to announce a new apparel category! The 'Notable Quotes' collection, developed from follower-based requests of popular quotes by Zeena combined with original background designs. As we're continuously developing our apparel collections, we're grateful for suggestions like this from our customer base. Also New: Celebrating the Five-Year Anniversary of the EP Bring Me the Head of FW Murnau featuring the front and back CD covers on a classic front and back T-shirt design. All shirts offered in a variety of colour choices including classic black. Details about the designs and shirts are in the individual listings (click on images below to go directly to each listing). Posted by T.M. 19/03/25
Below, a message from Zeena about a new album she appears on and below that, the music video of the song!'Very happy to announce the release of the new Sacred Legion album, The Higher Unknown, which includes my guest vocals in the opening song, "These Wounds Never Heal"! For anyone in Rome in March, Sacred Legion officially presents the record with a live concert Saturday March 8 in Rome. For updates follow them on Instagram and/or Facebook. Sacred Legion on Bandcamp. [Posted by T.M. 22/01/25]
Kaliyuga Clearing House is proud to present The Path is the Goal, the latest in a series of limited edition calendars featuring Zeena's photography.Release date November 1st; preorders begin Oct 31st. Personalized autograph option available in drop-down menu.![]() The Path is the Goal is a Buddha-Dharma theme that emphasizes the importance of the journey in spiritual practice rather than fixating solely on the destination, such as Enlightenment or Nirvana. The same idea can also be applied to secular, worldly goals. More than ever before, we live in a world driven by and focused on instant gratification and addiction to the hypnotizing effects and dopamine hits from billions of endless social media streams, news, and advertising, all competing with each other for our attention. These monthly visual meditations nudge us to get off the hamster wheel and reground ourselves in the organic world, to breathe fresh air, to move our bodies, and to contemplate the value and meaning of our everyday lives and spiritual practices and to not dismiss the little things that happen “along the way” as meaningless. The Path is the Goal underscores the gradual transformative process of spiritual practice and life, which cannot be forced or rushed. The atmospheric images contained in this calendar, of different paths, remind us symbolically that there are many spiritual paths to follow, yet we're all reaching the same ultimate destination. The monthly images serve as reminder to experience the present moment fully and that the effort, motivation, and practices we engage in are as important, if not more so, than the attainment of an imagined spiritual endpoint, or in secular terms, a goal that may change over time or never come to pass, within this lifetime. So it is more important to find meaning and worth in the process (the Path), regardless of the outcome. The outcome works itself out when we're fully engaged in the process! About the Calendar: The finely structured, matte surface of Fuji Crystal Archive DPII photo paper (234 g/m²) provides an extremely natural and noble appearance. The matte finish makes it virtually free from unwanted reflection and resistant to fingerprints. Archive quality suitable for cropping and framing after use. Dimensions: 20.3x30.5cm / 8”x11½” [Posted by T.M. 31/10/24]
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson invites Zeena to his podcast to discuss details of her life within broader philosophical and archetypal contexts. |
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