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Axis Mutatis is an album by the electronic dance music group The Shamen which was released in 1995. The album did not receive as much positive feedback as their previous album, Boss Drum , nor was it as popular, but Axis Mutatis still remained a fairly successful release, with the band eventually releasing four music videos for it.
Vocals [Guest] – Victoria Wilson-James (tracks: 1, 2, 7, 11) Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer [Analogs], Idiophone [Synthesis] – CGA * Vocals, Music By [Rhythms], Other [Analogs] – Mr. C
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In 1995, they released their first album together called Axis Mutatis, which peaked at number 27 on the UK Albums Chart. The album spawned the singles "Destination Eschaton" and "Transamazonia", which peaked in the top-thirty of the UK Singles Chart. The final single "Heal (The Separation)" peaked at number 31 on the UK Singles Chart.
Axis Mutatis was released in 1995, with new vocalist Victoria Wilson-James replacing Jhelisa Anderson. Early special editions of this album featured a bonus disk, Arbor Bona Arbor Mala , an experimental ambient album.
Axis Mutatis was released in 1995, with new vocalist Victoria Wilson-James replacing Jhelisa Anderson. Early special editions of this album featured a bonus disk, Arbor Bona Arbor Mala , an experimental ambient album.
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- 1985-1999
The Shamen's next album, " Axis Mutatis ", featuring new guest vocalist, Victoria Wilson James (VWJ) was released in 1995. It's title refers to the tree of life, the ancient symbol found in virtually all Shamanic cultures, linking the underworld with the earth and the heavens.
the shamen’s next album, axis mutatis, featuring new guest vocalist, victoria wilson james (vwj) was released in 1995. it’s title refers to the tree of life, the ancient symbol found in virtually all shamanic cultures, linking the underworld with the earth and the heavens. deeper and more complex than boss drum, the album’s lyrics again ...
