Aion

Dead Can Dance

Aion

RELEASED: July 02, 1990
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. The Arrival and the Reunion Meaning 1:39 2. Saltarello Meaning 2:33 3. Mephisto Meaning 0:54 4. The Song of the Sibyl Meaning 3:45 5. Fortune Presents Gifts Not According to the Book Meaning 6:03 6. As the Bell Rings the Maypole Spins Meaning 5:16 7. The End of Words Meaning 2:05 8. Black Sun Meaning 4:56 9. Wilderness Meaning 1:24 10. The Promised Womb Meaning 3:24 11. The Garden of Zephirus Meaning 1:19 12. Radharc Meaning 2:48
Aion is the fourth studio album by the band Dead Can Dance, released in 1990. The album is characterized by its fusion of gothic, world music, and ambient influences, creating a haunting and ethereal soundscape. It features a diverse array of instruments, including traditional and modern, reflecting the band's exploration of various musical traditions. The album is noted for its rich textures and atmospheric compositions, showcasing the unique vocal talents of Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry. Aion has been praised for its artistic depth and has left a lasting impact on the dark wave and neo-folk genres.