PNEUMA HAGION - Demiurge LP ambient but their restlessness is very

but their restlessness is very much of the now

Some think he got lost

Shame and Stereolab

Time In Space collects together tracks from three tour-only CDr releases: they span live recordings

PNEUMA HAGION - Demiurge LP ambient but their restlessness is very"PNEUMA HAGION returns to the cursed material realm with their second full length treatise. A thematically coherent work, this offering explores the Gnostic idea of the Demiurge. According to Gnostic mythos, this malevolent deity takes the name Yaldabaoth and imprisons man in an inherently corrupt terrestrial world. While Gnostic symbolism is heavily employed, Pneuma Hagion avoid dogmatic reiterations and instead use the Gnostic cosmology as a