Musician Uses Magick to Create His Art


	Musician Uses Magick to Create His Art

rochester92

6-18-2007 9:10 AM

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magick, music, art, sigils

rochester92 says:

In the linked audio discussion, musician Sean Hayes discusses how he created a sigil for the album cover and this process helped spawn the music and lyrics which contain many references to magick.

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