Something Wicked & The Spell
NEW CD RELEASES ON SERAPHIM
RAINDOWN
Re-mastered from the original masters owned by The Enidi.
Quality and provenance guaranteed.
SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES
In 1983 Robert John Godfrey and Stephen Stewart re-launched The Enid as an independent band. From then on they concentrated on a largely underground audience, selling their records exclusively at gigs or by mail order.
Their seminal fifth album, "Something Wicked This Way Comes", is an outrageous departure from what could be expected from the band. It was released on their own label - for the first time featuring vocals. In spite of its challenging and experimental nature, it far outsold its predecessors.
RAINDOWN
JESSICA
AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
EVENSONG
BRIGHT STAR
SONG FOR EUROPE
SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES
CATHEDRALAISE
LETTER FROM AMERICA
FOOL
THE SPELL
The Spell, released in 1984 on The Stand Label is a musical allegory in which the seasons are used to depict the cyclic and seasonal nature of all things. The music begins with the casting of The Spell; a dark Wagnerian fanfare where the allusion to Parsifal is obvious. The bleakness of winter is heard and the ice begins to melt as the first glimmer of dawn breaks.
WINTER “The Key”
SPRING
SUMMER
AUTUMN
ELEPHANTS NEVER DIE
THE SENTIMENTAL SIDE OF MRS JAMES