The Prophetess

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Alice 03:40 Tools
All I Want 05:52 Tools
The Trial 03:27 Tools
Alone 05:19 Tools
First and Last and Always 04:14 Tools
Prophetess 02:23 Tools
The Prophetess 03:26 Tools
Alice (Cover Version) 03:40 Tools
Never Forever 02:23 Tools
First And Last And Always (Cover Version) 04:17 Tools
Avalon 05:54 Tools
Rearrange My Ways 03:07 Tools
Destiny Never Forsake 04:13 Tools
Embrace My Love 04:14 Tools
Crucifixion Of Sanctity 04:55 Tools
Passing Bell 03:15 Tools
The Trial (Cover Version) 03:32 Tools
Masks of View 04:50 Tools
Sylvia 04:11 Tools
She Defies the Day 03:49 Tools
Kindred Souls 03:32 Tools
Masquerade With Me 05:02 Tools
Bury My Love 03:28 Tools
Darkness Leaves 04:57 Tools
Love Forbidden 04:28 Tools
Melancholy Rain 05:43 Tools
Dream of Eden 04:53 Tools
You Take Away 05:08 Tools
In the Clouds 05:30 Tools
Do You Remember 03:58 Tools
The Lover's Knot 06:11 Tools
India 05:40 Tools
This Vastness 05:04 Tools
Murder 04:51 Tools
Outro 01:34 Tools
What Is the Kingdom 02:42 Tools
Breathe )(feat. Stephani Allen-Brown) 03:42 Tools
Untitled 02:25 Tools
Indie 05:42 Tools
Shut Up (feat. D~Smart) 04:18 Tools
Alice (2) 02:25 Tools
The Warning (feat. Dtime & Cano) 05:11 Tools
Vastness 03:28 Tools
Take It Home (feat. Bomb First & Dtime) 05:11 Tools
Lover's Knot 04:51 Tools
Tick Tock (feat. Jenene) 05:00 Tools
Hostile 04:51 Tools
By Faith (feat. Lerae', Dtime & Mishae') 05:06 Tools
Circus 05:04 Tools
Choices (feat. Dtime) 03:50 Tools
One Wish 04:17 Tools
the lovers knot 04:21 Tools
Never Forever - The Prophetess 04:21 Tools
Lizardman 04:21 Tools
Red Velvet Heart 04:21 Tools
Jezebel 04:21 Tools
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Line-Up: Rick Joyce Ruben Rivera Tony Tullai Mark Hawks Review from first LP from "All Music Guide": "Dripping more than a passing interest in Christian Death, Bauhaus, early Cure, and the Sisters of Mercy in their atmospheric wake, the Prophetess turn in note-perfect goth by rote, and are completely unapologetic about it. Vocalist Mark Hawks wanders through carefully constructed smoke and candle wax, indebted perhaps more to the rumbling of Peter Murphy than is prudent, but still obviously and completely taking the task at hand very seriously. Backed by all the tolling bells and ghostly whistles one would expect across a healthy ten-track set, the band also adds its own spark, using acoustic guitar and classic rock riffs to great advantage, most notably on "Avalon" and "Sylvia." From the opening "Embrace My Love" to the slightly histrionic "Crucifixion of Sanctity" and on to the bite and punch of "Masquerade With Me," there aren't many corners the band doesn't sweep out. Although it can be argued that the Prophetess are little more than a generic goth-by-numbers combo, and that their lyrics pass too often into the moon goddess arena of triteness and overly obvious allegory, it's impossible to dismiss them. They are endearing in their way, and musically, they can't be faulted. And while old schoolers probably won't want to cast much more than a passing glance at the Prophetess, this album is persnickety, infectious, and ultimately not easily dismissed." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.