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Musical Tarot High Priestess
Musical Tarot High Priestess
In this musical episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave compiles a playlist devoted to the High Priestess card of the Tarot. That is, he presents ten songs inspired from the card. For instance, songs reference witches and the occult. Also, Dave explains intuition. Primarily, intuition features as the main interpretation of the card.
Intuition
Before playing the music portion, Dave explains intuition. That is, he describes how unconsciously the mind absorbs information. However, what may appear psychic may be the result of a long, subtle process. Furthermore, Dave cites examples from his own life.
Musical Tarot High Priestess Playlist
First, Dave describes how he mixes songs to arrive at a smooth or interesting transition. Also, he reveals how he chooses songs for this musical episode. That is, he talks about how he chose key words describe the High Priestess card of the Tarot. Finally, he presents the playlist by announcing the songs, artists, and albums. Songs cover a range of genres. For example, they vary from gothic and shoegaze to industrial and dark electro.
First, Sweet Spectra performs Veil from She is the Dark. Second, Hatemagick presents Occult from Moonhunger. Third, The Dead Souls offer Hidden Intentions from Ambition. Fourth, Dark Orange plays The Witch from Oleander. Fifth, Dave selects Eye of the Moon by Stone 588 from A Cat-Shaped Hole In My Heart. The original proceeds of this album went to the Tree House Human Society.
Sixth, Stromkern performs Intuit (Demo Version) from Wtii Records Spring 2012 Sampler. Seventh, OneCyze Project presents Instincts from Music for My Terrorists. Eighth, Bella Lune offers Know Who You Are At Every Age from Covers Vol. 1. Ninth, Fallen Icons play Atrocities of Subconscious from The Finnish Post-Gothic You Should Know. Finally, Dave ends with Secrets (Letting Up Despite Great Faults Remix) by Silver Swans.
Closing
Dave lists the songs and artists in reverse order. Also, he reveals the point for the next episode. Coming up, what scares us.
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Musical Tarot High Priestess
In this musical episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave compiles a playlist devoted to the High Priestess card of the Tarot. That is, he presents ten songs inspired from the card. For instance, songs reference witches and the occult. Also, Dave explains intuition. Primarily, intuition features as the main interpretation of the card.
Intuition
Before playing the music portion, Dave explains intuition. That is, he describes how unconsciously the mind absorbs information. However, what may appear psychic may be the result of a long, subtle process. Furthermore, Dave cites examples from his own life.
Musical Tarot High Priestess Playlist
First, Dave describes how he mixes songs to arrive at a smooth or interesting transition. Also, he reveals how he chooses songs for this musical episode. That is, he talks about how he chose key words describe the High Priestess card of the Tarot. Finally, he presents the playlist by announcing the songs, artists, and albums. Songs cover a range of genres. For example, they vary from gothic and shoegaze to industrial and dark electro.
First, Sweet Spectra performs Veil from She is the Dark. Second, Hatemagick presents Occult from Moonhunger. Third, The Dead Souls offer Hidden Intentions from Ambition. Fourth, Dark Orange plays The Witch from Oleander. Fifth, Dave selects Eye of the Moon by Stone 588 from A Cat-Shaped Hole In My Heart. The original proceeds of this album went to the Tree House Human Society.
Sixth, Stromkern performs Intuit (Demo Version) from Wtii Records Spring 2012 Sampler. Seventh, OneCyze Project presents Instincts from Music for My Terrorists. Eighth, Bella Lune offers Know Who You Are At Every Age from Covers Vol. 1. Ninth, Fallen Icons play Atrocities of Subconscious from The Finnish Post-Gothic You Should Know. Finally, Dave ends with Secrets (Letting Up Despite Great Faults Remix) by Silver Swans.
Closing
Dave lists the songs and artists in reverse order. Also, he reveals the point for the next episode. Coming up, what scares us.