Wendy Rule

Musical style

Although her early roots were in Jazz, she moved to the Goth genre.

Rule both composes and performs vocals on her albums.

Theology

She is a practising witch and her lyrics typically address pagan and mythological themes. She has publicly spoken about her belief in polytheism, and her lyrics have been used in Wiccan ritual.

Discography

Zero (1996) - Her first solo album, which took 9 months to record.

Live (1997) [Limited Release]

Deity (1998) - Established her "lush Gothic sound."

A Journey to the Underworld. A musical play focussing on the Inanna mythology. Dibide into two sections, "Death" and "Life". Recorded at Melbourne's Universal Theatre and released on VHS video (1999).

World Between Worlds (2000)

The Lotus Eaters (2003)

A Night of Jazz (2004)

The Wolf Sky (2006) - Produced in a style described as "wild, epic, dark and beautiful."

Meditations on the 4 Elements (2007)

Beneath The Below Is A River (2008)

Guided by Venus (2010)

Live At The Castle On The Hill (2012)

collaboration with Gary Stadler: Deep within a Faerie Forest (2005, Sequoia Records)

compilations featuring tracks by Wendy Rule

The Best of Pagan Song (2004, Serpentine Music Productions)

with Gary Stadler: Celtic Lounge (2006, Sequoia Records)

with Gary Stadler: Celtic Lounge II (2007, Sequoia Records)

Tuatha Dea featuring Wendy Rule. Track: Aradia, Album: The Tribe coming May 2013.

Songs

Circle Song
Deity
Elemental Chant
The Raven Song
Hecate
The Wolf Sky
Black Snake
Circle Cast
Dance of the Wild Faeries
World Between Worlds
Guided by Venus
Artemis
The Lotus Eaters
Fire Horse
Open My Senses
Uyll
Creator Destroyer
Half Life
Demigod
Horses
Midwinter
Night Sea Journey
Inanna
Radiate
Creatures of a Day
Everywhere and Nowhere
Invocation
Full Moon in Scorpio
Continental Isolation
Inisfree
Deep Within the Forest
Prometheus

References