Arts & Culture

Review: Cryptids, Creatures & Critters

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I’m a natural born sucker for fantasy. Bring that same fantasy, things that should be impossible, to real life, and I am all yours. I have this fascination for impossible creatures. Some call them cryptids, some monsters, others just figures and characters from folklore and mythology. I call them culture. That’s why I decided to get my hands on Cryptids, Creatures & Critters: A Manual of Monsters & Mythos from Around the World, by Rachel Quinney.

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Kerli’s OVERSOUL is musical magick

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Kerli released each song on OVERSOUL as a single, one each month. I felt the magic and the power in each of them. The lyrics are direct and evocative, auditive spells that help the listener manifest the kind of reality they need depending on the case. When listened to as one whole disc, we get a full ritual that recharges, empowers, and cleanses us.

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Kerli’s OVERSOUL es magica musical

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Kerli lanzó cada canción en OVERSOUL como un sencillo, uno cada mes. Sentí la magia y el poder en cada uno de ellos. Las letras son hechizos auditivos directos y evocadores que ayudan al oyente a manifestar el tipo de realidad que necesita según el caso. Cuando lo escuchamos como un disco completo, obtenemos un ritual completo que nos recarga, nos fortalece y nos limpia.

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Calamities in Pagan Cinema: “Tarot”

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“Witches can often enjoy the film versions of ourselves,” says Meg Elison in today’s review of the new movie TAROT, “who worship fake deities, cast nonsense spells, and practice bonkers made-up magic. Even those Witches will have a hard time enjoying Tarot, a new horror film by Spencer Cohen and Anna Halberg. Simply put, this movie is tarot-ble.”