- non-binary
multidiciplinary artist who uses the
pseudonym Anna-Varney
Cantodea. The
three demo
tapes are
often referred to as "Blut der
schwarzen Rose"...
-
Aeternus & the
Ensemble of Shadows, and was
released in 2007. Anna-Varney
Cantodea has
explained that the
title is not a
reference to
Charles Baudelaire's...
- music. John A.
Rivers returned to
produce the
album alongside Anna-Varney
Cantodea. An
accompanying EP,
Flowers in Formaldehyde, was
released later that year...
- "authenticated"
graveyard soil. For Es
reiten die
Toten so schnell, Anna-Varney
Cantodea went back to her demo tape of the same name and re-recorded all of its...
-
consists of
musical adaptations of Poe's poems, some of them
already made by
Cantodea in
previous albums: "Dreamland" is
found on
Todeswunsch under the title...
- loss when
someone dear dies. The
story of the
first part
centers around Cantodea ****isting her
husband in
committing suicide;
although he is said to be...
-
tracks are
written by Anna-Varney
Cantodea except where noted Sopor Aeternus & The
Ensemble of
Shadows Anna-Varney
Cantodea - vocals, all
other instruments...
-
considered everything in life,
rather than
Death or Loneliness. Anna-Varney
Cantodea later admitted that "Dead Lovers' Sarabande" was
dedicated to, but not...
-
eternal Forest"; one, with Anna-Varney
Cantodea in
black robes, is
found on the NTSC DVD;
while the other, with
Cantodea in
white robes, is
found on the PAL...
- of the
trilogy A
Triptychon of
GHOSTS (or: El ****orcismo de Anna-Varney
Cantodea),
following EP A
Strange Thing to Say and
album Have You Seen This Ghost...
