Eden - Healingbow FLAC album

Eden Ethereal 1993 US

Released: June 10, 1997.

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In 1992 Eden released a full-length studio album, Gateway to the Mysteries, on the English label Third Mind Records and in Australia on Elysium Records via Shock Records. Bourke's last recorded output with Eden was a six-track EP, Healingbow, released in 1993 on Projekt Records Drummer Peter Barrett, keyboardist Paul Machlis and bassist Ewan McArthur joined Eden for their second studio album Fire & Rain, released in 1995. The Light Between Worlds (1990, Nightshift Records UK). Healingbow (1993, Projekt).

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Eden was a six-track EP, Healingbow, released in 1993 on Projekt Records. The lead track was co-written by Bourke and Bowley. In 1997 Gerrard invited Bourke to perform on her second solo album, Duality. As well as playing percussion and keyboards, Bourke was asked to engineer and co-produce the recordings.

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Fire & Rain is the second album by Eden, released on April 3, 1995 through Projekt Records. Track listing - Al. mage: Eden Fire & Rain. Gateway to the Mysteries. Gateway to the Mysteries is the debut studio album of Eden, released in 1990 by Elysium Records. Track listin. mage: Eden Gateway to the Mysteries. Healingbow is an EP by Eden. It was released in 1993 through Projekt Records. Track listing - All tracks written b. mage: Eden Healingbow. The Light Between Worlds

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Our Scent Rides The Breeze	4:15
2	Healingbow Drums [Additional] – David Thrussell	4:13
3	Melancholia Drums [Additional] – David Thrussell	4:47
4	Dreaming Among Stones	3:45
5	Dreamwheel	5:33
6	Weaving Woman	5:19

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Toyland Studios
Mastered At – EMI Studios 301
Published By – Elysium
Published By – PolyGram Music Publishing

Credits

Artwork – Julia Bourke
Cello – Brian Westbrook, Tim Blake
Composed By, Producer – Eden
Engineer – Adam Calaitzis
Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards – Sean Bowley
Mastered By – Don Bartley
Percussion, Keyboards, Dulcimer [Hammered], Programmed By – Pieter Bourke
Photography By – Vanessa Meckes
Photography By [Band] – Chris von Menge

Notes

Recorded April to June 1993 at Toyland Studios, Melbourne. Mastered at EMI Studios, Sydney.
all songs published by Elysium and administred for the world by PolyGram Music Publishing.

Digipak packaging.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: DIDX-019143 1

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PRO42	Eden	Healingbow ‎(CD, EP, RP)	Projekt	PRO42	US	Unknown

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I've always compared PROJEKT with early 4AD - a bit of a misleading comparison when you think that BAUHAUS, MODERN ENGLISH, LEWIS & GILBERT and the COCTEAU TWINS released material at around the same time. But the similarity holds water when if, like me, you felt you could buy ANYTHING on that label & be pleased with what you found. In many ways, EDEN's album is Gothic without the Rock - dramatic works with deep sonorous vocals, set against distinctive compositions using cello, hammered dulcimer, drifty atmospherics and sharply gated drums. Full of somnific dream images, this is a journey through an imaginary Last Crusade - combining almost Eastern mystery with a Neo-Medieval plainsong style. This is the new Folk music, sucking up it's influences from the many cultures which make up the common SuperCulture which is America. The brevity of this mini-album perhaps helps make the tracks familiar to one's memory (as compared to the vast atmosphere-laden stretches of, say, the BLACK TAPE FOR A BLUE GIRL albums). In many ways it sounds a little like some of the more mainstream Eighties mist-mongers - say JAPAN or MARC ALMOND only with lashings of dramatic dark tones. If you like the music of, say, ATARAXIA, then this is an absolute MUST. If you like most music from ROSENTHAL's label, then this is a rewarding addition to your collection. Great dramatic atmospheres - more sad & wistful than dark & dreadful! Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.