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Haitian Vodou (/ˈvoʊduː/) is an
African diasporic religion that
developed in
Haiti between the 16th and 19th centuries. It
arose through a
process of syncretism...
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Lacey Sculls (Nocturne,
Lords of Acid, Halo) Mic****e
Walters Seibold (
Voodou, My Life with the
Thrill Kill Kult,
Super Sport, Bomb Gang Girlz, Missy...
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remixed tracks for
bands such as
Radio Iodine, KMFDM, Evil Mothers, Pigface,
Voodou, and
Professional Murder Music. As an
original Wax Trax! artist, Buzz McCoy...
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Temptation (lead
guitar on "Real Love"; lead &
additional rhythm guitar on "
Voodou Man") 1998
Warrior –
Ancient ****ure (guitar on 6 songs) 1999 MVP – Animation...
- Dept.
Throbbing Gristle TRS-80 Tub Ring TV
Jesus and the
Sister of
Satan Voodou "Internationally
Renowned Recording Artist, Producer, and
Music Entrepreneur...
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appearances from
Anthony Hamilton, The Bar-Kays,
Jazze Pha,
Ayesha Kirk, CJ "
Voodou"
Henry and
Tiffany Villarreal. The
album peaked at
number 24 on the Billboard...
- Hamadsha,
Hausa Animism, and
various African Traditional religions, such as
Voodou. Zār is also a form of
predominantly (not solely) women's entertainment...
- the late 1930's and
early 1940's. She
incorporated Haitian folklore and
Voodou lyrics into her performances. She
spoke out
against Haitian authorities...
- in voodoo,
which began with
William B. Seabrook's 1929 book on
Haitian voodou, The
Magic Island, the film, then
titled Zombie, went into
development in...
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spoke French and
practiced Catholicism,
while sometimes retaining ties to
voodou and
African practices.
After the war of 1729–1731,
Natchez society was in...
