The Beautiful Names of God Volume 1
Back in 2003, we released this collection of tunes on CDR and sold it at festivals. Some of the tunes are on other releases also but a couple are different mixes.
Militant and Triumphant by The Talking Dog
We’ve just released a reissue of a great album, Militant and Triumphant, by The Talking Dog. It was originally released in 2005 on CDR.
It’s a great collection of UK roots and dub, all with a gospel flavour.
The Talking Dog is also a member of the Secret Archives of the Vatican live band under his alias, Peter Sharpe.
Green Destiny (Ethnostep Mix) – video
We recently released an epic tune, Green Destiny, and blogged about it HERE.
We were asked to contribute a tune to the compilation Ethnostep 8, due for release on Netlabel Day 2018, 14 July. We have contributed to some previous Ethnostep releases so were very happy to be asked.
We edited the track to make it shorter, made a few changes and remixed it. Until it is released, you can check out our new version in this video.
Track list
1 Green Destiny by Secret Archives of the Vatican
2 Born of Fire by Celt Islam
3 In the Time of Sorrow by Thousand Yard Prayer
4 Тэнгэр (feat. Stas) by Baq
5 Genghis Khan (feat. Batzorig Vaanchig) by Ravanna
6 Descendants of Kain by Solace
7 Zurkhaneh by Hassan K
8 Sufidonesia by Syegaf . Steff3Beatz . Anthy
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Secret Archives of the Vatican live in 2003
Here are some clips of Secret Archives of the Vatican at Greenbelt Festival in 2003. All very shambolic and the sound quality isn’t amazing but it was fun at the time!
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30 Days to Destroy ISIS
Green Destiny is a new tune from Secret Archives of the Vatican.
It’s nine and a half minutes long, which is unusual for us but we hope you like it. Sometimes a tune needs a little space to breathe.
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