Biography
The Lamb Called Night was like a one-night inspiration musical project by Theresa Behnen and Clay Ruby of of Madison, Wisconsin, United States. Both had a late night musical vision, seeing and provoking the lamb, the lamb called night. In the shadows of that late night a semi-religious ritual was set up.
With hum Hum the Om-drone vocals, plucked strings and campfire-reminiscent percussion the invitation is expressed. Like former churchvisitors on poison, they now sing for a different holy place, preferably with nature. The female vocals are whispery; the vocal harmonies are from harmonious to very odd. Some combinations of its kind of religious song inspiration sounds in its sphere, as something in between a very tempered Spires That In the Sunset Rise, with a devotional aspect of course, and Long Live Death, with something of the mystical aspects of the Finnish Lau Nau and Islaja.
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The album of The Lamb Called Night, Stream Through Your Garden, was released on 23 Productions in 2005.
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