The Funeral Cortège
by Shadow Windhawk
frederick138
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This album is amazing, your best so far, which is really saying something, because you know how much I love “Midian”. So proud of what you’ve accomplished on this album
mondocheapo
mondocheapo
A beautiful combination of influences creates something original.
Shadow Windhawk finds the beauty in horror.
Brilliant. Favorite track: Borgo Pass.
Shadow Windhawk finds the beauty in horror.
Brilliant. Favorite track: Borgo Pass.
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Broken Signals
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Borgo Pass
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Cortège
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Visitation Room
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Red Shadows
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Feb. 24th, 1989
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Green-Wood
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Wendigo
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about
Inspired by life (and death) in New York City, horror cinema, monsters, madmen and darkness...this is the third studio release from Shadow Windhawk and the Morticians. Featuring 9 new tracks - 2nd Pressing Limited Edition CDs from Black Flame Records are coming this Summer.
LE 12" Vinyl LP release, (with all new artwork by Joel Robinson) is also coming soon - Autumn 2019.
Reviews for "The Funeral Cortège":
"With the power of his unique sound and voice, and samples from a litany of classic and modern Horror, Shadow Windhawk proves once again why he can easily be considered a current heavyweight of the genre." - HorrorHound Magazine, October 2018.
"...Windhawk has so much to offer the Horror music scene as he continues to push boundaries in amalgamating the Punk and Gothic sides of his previous two outings; if you enjoyed those you'll absolutely love this emotive and poignant album." - Lucas Chapel, Devolution Magazine (UK), October 2018.
"After years of touring and also serving as a member of Argyle Goolsby‘s Roving Midnight band, Windhawk has released the concluding chapter of his ‘Funerary Trilogy’ which began with the "Casket Spray" EP and continued with the 2016 release of "Cremation Garden". "The Funeral Cortege", is not only the closing chapter to the trilogy, but an example of the growth and confidence that Windhawk has amassed over the years." - Kyle Scharf, deadhouse.net (Canada), Sept. 2018
"We've previously said that Shadow Windhawk has some of the most distinctive vocals in Horror Punk and this is backed up here on 'Funeral Cortege', as his looming baritone voice excellently compliments the heavy death punk guitars and drums." - Lucas Chapel, Devolution Magazine (UK), October 2018
"What instantly comes to mind when the first song "Broken Signals" starts, is how much atmosphere this band can create in the songs, the darkness through the album being almost physical - you can almost touch it and feel it..."Wendigo" closes the album with a feeling of coming out alive from a dark, dangerous, but at the same time beautiful place." - Davor Krajcer-Vitez, Kraykulla Webzine (Croatia), Sept. 2018
LE 12" Vinyl LP release, (with all new artwork by Joel Robinson) is also coming soon - Autumn 2019.
Reviews for "The Funeral Cortège":
"With the power of his unique sound and voice, and samples from a litany of classic and modern Horror, Shadow Windhawk proves once again why he can easily be considered a current heavyweight of the genre." - HorrorHound Magazine, October 2018.
"...Windhawk has so much to offer the Horror music scene as he continues to push boundaries in amalgamating the Punk and Gothic sides of his previous two outings; if you enjoyed those you'll absolutely love this emotive and poignant album." - Lucas Chapel, Devolution Magazine (UK), October 2018.
"After years of touring and also serving as a member of Argyle Goolsby‘s Roving Midnight band, Windhawk has released the concluding chapter of his ‘Funerary Trilogy’ which began with the "Casket Spray" EP and continued with the 2016 release of "Cremation Garden". "The Funeral Cortege", is not only the closing chapter to the trilogy, but an example of the growth and confidence that Windhawk has amassed over the years." - Kyle Scharf, deadhouse.net (Canada), Sept. 2018
"We've previously said that Shadow Windhawk has some of the most distinctive vocals in Horror Punk and this is backed up here on 'Funeral Cortege', as his looming baritone voice excellently compliments the heavy death punk guitars and drums." - Lucas Chapel, Devolution Magazine (UK), October 2018
"What instantly comes to mind when the first song "Broken Signals" starts, is how much atmosphere this band can create in the songs, the darkness through the album being almost physical - you can almost touch it and feel it..."Wendigo" closes the album with a feeling of coming out alive from a dark, dangerous, but at the same time beautiful place." - Davor Krajcer-Vitez, Kraykulla Webzine (Croatia), Sept. 2018
credits
released August 1, 2018
Music and Lyrics by Shadow Windhawk.
"Red Shadows" originally written by T.S.O.L. with Lyrics by Joe Wood.
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Bruce Kirby @ Boho Digitalia in SLC, UT.
Guitars, Vocals and Bass: Shadow Windhawk
Drums: St. Brucifer
Bass: Willie "Wolfbite" Hatton-Ward
Dedicated to the memory of the dearly departed:
My grandparents - Rev. Dean Bailey and Janet J. Bailey;
Godfather of the Dead - George A. Romero;
Our family dog - Chancey.
My love and adoration to those without whom, this album would not have been possible:
Jimmy Dilley, John M. Garrett, Nex-FX, Glenn Bailey, Deeda Seed, Catherine Cookson, Lakota Skye, Adam Judd, Keisha Roach, Ben "Stich" Houtz, Joseph and Larry Holder, Fred Hilliker, Mr. Sinister, Argyle Goolsby, Jordie Paoletta, Acey Slade, Steven L. Godfrey, Johnny Ott, Leigh-Ann Ott, The Cryptkeeper Five, Damnation, Zombiecock, Emilio Menze, Stellar Corpses, Brad Touchette, Benny Austin, Issac and Teale Aldrich, Julio Esquivel, Tina Romero, Think Coffee (NYC), Ali and Victoria Vassal, Salem, Meera, Slim and Hank, Mister B, Tiger and Zippy, Dani's (Kew Gardens), Publik (SLC) and Green-Wood Cemetery (Brooklyn).
Thank You to Morticians Assistants (past and present): Richard "Dicko" North, Al Ghore, Matt Ahern, David Thorson, Starling Jade, Eric Smythers, Steven L. Godfrey, Jesse Girard, Sarah Miktuk, Lucas Chapel, Toni Osvald, Lee Webb, Jeff Fugate, Alex Adamovich and Kevin Miller.
Music and Lyrics by Shadow Windhawk.
"Red Shadows" originally written by T.S.O.L. with Lyrics by Joe Wood.
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Bruce Kirby @ Boho Digitalia in SLC, UT.
Guitars, Vocals and Bass: Shadow Windhawk
Drums: St. Brucifer
Bass: Willie "Wolfbite" Hatton-Ward
Dedicated to the memory of the dearly departed:
My grandparents - Rev. Dean Bailey and Janet J. Bailey;
Godfather of the Dead - George A. Romero;
Our family dog - Chancey.
My love and adoration to those without whom, this album would not have been possible:
Jimmy Dilley, John M. Garrett, Nex-FX, Glenn Bailey, Deeda Seed, Catherine Cookson, Lakota Skye, Adam Judd, Keisha Roach, Ben "Stich" Houtz, Joseph and Larry Holder, Fred Hilliker, Mr. Sinister, Argyle Goolsby, Jordie Paoletta, Acey Slade, Steven L. Godfrey, Johnny Ott, Leigh-Ann Ott, The Cryptkeeper Five, Damnation, Zombiecock, Emilio Menze, Stellar Corpses, Brad Touchette, Benny Austin, Issac and Teale Aldrich, Julio Esquivel, Tina Romero, Think Coffee (NYC), Ali and Victoria Vassal, Salem, Meera, Slim and Hank, Mister B, Tiger and Zippy, Dani's (Kew Gardens), Publik (SLC) and Green-Wood Cemetery (Brooklyn).
Thank You to Morticians Assistants (past and present): Richard "Dicko" North, Al Ghore, Matt Ahern, David Thorson, Starling Jade, Eric Smythers, Steven L. Godfrey, Jesse Girard, Sarah Miktuk, Lucas Chapel, Toni Osvald, Lee Webb, Jeff Fugate, Alex Adamovich and Kevin Miller.
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Shadow Windhawk New York, New York
Shadow Windhawk is an independent horror rock musician who resides in Queens, NY. SW's music has appeared in publications all over the world, including Rue Morgue Magazine (CA), HorrorHound (USA), Dread Central (USA), Devolution Magazine (UK) and SLAM (Austria). Drenched in blood, fueled by horror films and backed by a band of Morticians - this is NYC Graveyard Shock n' Roll... ... more
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- Track Name: Broken Signals
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blood stained
last days
in the subway
Dead ones see
through the cracks
into the sky
sick veins, betrayed
your lost heart, dreaming
Traveling to nowhere
trapped down here
screaming
behind my cold eyes
Intently watching
you are lost with me, too
I am your truth
there is no hope
there is no rain
buried deep below
The city’s frame
where I wait
to slowly drain
the missing
they’ll never find us
they’ll never know what we’ve become
they’ll never find us
they’ll never find you - Track Name: Borgo Pass
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"Borgo Pass"
Lyrics by Shadow Windhawk.
Where I go, don't follow
Traveled so far to meet my fate
There'll be a carriage on the pass
At Midnight
The dead one awakes
To take my soul away
Away
Where I go, don't follow
Land of deathless phantoms
Damp scents of rain
There'll be a dead man on the pass
At Midnight
To take my soul away
To take my soul away
Away
Left in his wake, such sorrow
Children of Night sing for his praise
I hear their cries out in the hollow
The hounds of hell come from the grave
To take my soul away
To take my soul away
Away
To take my soul away
Where I go, don't follow
Land of deathless phantoms
Damp scents of rain
There'll be a dead man on the pass
At Midnight
To take my soul away
To take my soul away
Away
Left in his wake, such sorrow
Children of Night sing for his praise
I hear their cries out in the hollow
A dreadful heart quickens its pace
The hounds of Hell come from the grave
To take my soul away
To take my soul away
Left in his wake, such sorrow
Children of Night sing for his praise
I hear their cries out in the hollow
A dreadful heart quickens its pace
The hounds of Hell come from the grave
To take my soul away
Holding tight to the cross
Please God, protect my weary veins
When the light has gone
I can still see Mina's face
Holding tight to the cross
Please God, protect my weary veins
When the light has gone
I can still see Mina's face
Holding tight to the cross... - Track Name: Cortège
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Another funeral
Death always takes
More than you’ll know
Life’s consequence
Stays by our side
Despite this empty state of mind
Beside your casket, in a row
A white rose
To say I’m sorry that you’re gone
I can hold my breath for a long time
For a long time, but I won’t cry
I can't cry, I can’t cry
I can’t
Reflected monsters on the screen
Shadows of light and color
Shapeshifting
The rushing tide that sorrow brings
Takes me away from empty sleep
Black flowers smiling
Beside your casket, in a row
A white rose
To say I’m sorry that you’re gone
I can hold my breath for a long time
For a long time, but I won’t cry
I can’t cry, I can’t cry,
I can’t
I can hold my breath for a long time
For a long time
But I won't cry
I can't cry
I can't cry
I can't - Track Name: Visitation Room
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behind a door
down the hall
the casket spray is dying
dried flower perfume, old yet strong
visitation brings no ease
in a flood it rushes back
the day death crushed her dreams
in those blank eyes
she gazed into
no tears to dry
“be with you soon”
a vacant stare
a lonely room
I’ll wake again
laugh, cry, pretend
“please tell me that
this is not true”
She turned away
they closed the door.
“I’ll miss you always darling
and dream of you, till I’m no more..”
incised and drained
stitched up, turned blue
no tears to dry
“be with you soon”
wish I could hear your voice before
before you’re kneeling
on my grave
by the shore
the face of a ghost
once so adored
she’s still waiting for
At rest in silence
draped in gray
pulled through the veil
weightless forms
that guide my hands
so lost and frail
lay awake in night's arms
lost beneath the sky and stars
wish you could be here too
in the visitation room - Track Name: Red Shadows
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Something changed today
Everything is out of place
You said we had to go
Because you saw the red shadows…
Can’t close your eyes, it wont go away
You know the end is here today
Say goodbye, turn your head
The time has come just like they said…
Red shadows, red shadows…
I can feel the electric rain
The night won't come again
And your face, it has turned so gray
You wish it was yesterday, yesterday…
Goodbye my love I'll see you soon
I don't know where, I don't have a clue
Don't look back, don't make the turn
They told me that these red shadows burn
Red shadows, red shadows
Tell me now, is it true?
Are these red skies really blue?
Tell me, is it a lie?
Because I don't see any sky at all…
just red shadows…red shadows…
I can feel the electric rain
The night wont come again
Your face has turned so gray
We all wish it was yesterday, yesterday…
Tell me, is it true?
Are these red skies really blue?
Tell me…is it a lie?
Because I don't see
any sky at all…
at all
no sky at all
at all
at all
at all
at all - Track Name: Feb. 24th, 1989
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Driving through a moonless night
The road is winding
Sadness in her eyes
The snow all melts
Blood drips from her hair
It doesn’t hurt me, Laura
To see you dead
And on the 24th
She’ll be wrapped in plastic
Buried in a casket
Disgraced
Homecoming Queen
Fire Walk With Me.
A man from another place is coming
To guide him to the Black Lodge
Where time and space mean nothing
Shadowed by the dark of pine trees
The air is freezing and my soul is leaving
On the 24th
She’ll be wrapped in plastic
Buried in a casket
Disgraced
Homecoming Queen
Fire Walk With Me.
Will they ever find me?
Guess I’ll never know
When we meet again
It won’t be me.
It won’t be me.
It won’t be me.