My favorite Pagan artists are Gaia Consort, Spiral Dance, and Wendy Rule. Any Pagan who is into metal would do well to check out Inkubus Sukkubus. I'm also a big fan of Music for the Goddess, Todd Alan, Gwydion Pendderwen, and Isaac Bonewits. I also highly recommend Green Crown, Loke E. Coyote, Craig Olson, Emerald Rose, Michelle Mays, Gina Citoli and Alchemy VII.

Some other music that I enjoy listening to with my Pagan music collection which is not exclusively Pagan includes Loreena McKennitt, Clannad, XTC, Bill Miller, The Waterboys, Pentangle, Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for all of the ideas, people! I am looking to add to my collection of Pagan music and I now have some good ideas! YAY!

Adiana[dancing-banana][llama-banana]

Thanks for all the great artists Siedr, I'm a huge Metal Fan, but never knew there was really any true Pagan groups out there, i tend to cleave to the old-school metal, but I've checked out some of your list and love them! Â*
As for the techno/trance music, I don't really appreciate the genre a lot personally, but some of it really does seem to have some great energy, and I do occasionally listen to it, thanks for helping me expand my horizons [smile]

Phoenix wrote:
Ok so here is the best pagan music i have found as of yet, let me know if any of you have heard of Alexian. Great mix of spiritual and tribal chant.
Phoenix

I love Alexian I've been listening to him for 5 years.

PaganPilgrim wrote:
My favorite Pagan artists are Gaia Consort, Spiral Dance, and Wendy Rule. Any Pagan who is into metal would do well to check out Inkubus Sukkubus. I'm also a big fan of Music for the Goddess, Todd Alan, Gwydion Pendderwen, and Isaac Bonewits. I also highly recommend Green Crown, Loke E. Coyote, Craig Olson, Emerald Rose, Michelle Mays, Gina Citoli and Alchemy VII.

Some other music that I enjoy listening to with my Pagan music collection which is not exclusively Pagan includes Loreena McKennitt, Clannad, XTC, Bill Miller, The Waterboys, Pentangle, Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention.

Hope this helps.

Looks like you've been in my CD's cool.

FionixFeyer, the website I told you about for the artist Scott Helland is "scotthelland.com" (what a DUH moment for me!) The only thing I can say about his music is that it's instrumental, no lyrics at all but it's still very powerful music, like rock/pagan/renaissance music all wrapped up in one box. Â*Hope you enjoy the website!
[grin]BB-Prissy

Thanks so much Prissy.