- Annwn, Annwfn, or
Annwfyn ([ˈanʊn]; Annwvn,
Annwyn, Annwyfn, Annwvyn, or Annwfyn) is the
Otherworld in
Welsh mythology.
Ruled by
Arawn (or, in Arthurian...
- with the name "
Annwyn"
marked on it. A
local man
Dafydd (Maurice Roëves)
explains that,
according to
traditional Welsh mythology,
Annwyn is a sort of afterlife...
-
album Elyria in
March 1994,
following it in 1995 with the
concept album Annwyn,
Beneath the Waves,
based around Welsh mythology. The band
followed this...
-
Annwyn,
Beneath the
Waves is the
second album by
Faith and the Muse. All
instruments and
voices performed by
William Faith and
Monica Richards Treatments...
- poetry, essays, and re-writings of Welsh-Celtic
tales called The Book of
Annwyn, was
released in
early 1998. She is
currently working on a
graphic novel...
-
novel concerns an
empire of
invisible wizards and
adventure in the
realm of
Annwyn.
Writing in The New York Times, J.
Francis McComas declared that "Practically...
-
located at
Avebury in
Wiltshire and is portra**** as
being the
portal to
Annwyn, the
underworld of
Welsh mythology.
Seahenge can be
visited in the 2020...
- "Sparks" "The
Silver Circle" "All
lovers Lost/Arianrhod" "The
Unquiet Grave" "
Annwyn,
Beneath the Waves" Remixes: "Elyria" (Toby
Dammit mix) by Full
Fathom Five/The...
-
female choir) Cantus, a song by 'Faith and the Muse' from
their 1996
album Annwyn,
Beneath the
Waves Hyundai Cantus, the name of the
Hyundai Creta sport utility...
-
leaving The
March Violets on
January 2, 2024.
Elyria (Tess Records) (1994)
Annwyn,
Beneath the
Waves (Tess Records) (1996)
Evidence of
Heaven (Neue Ästhetik...
