Jim Kirkwood & Dark Age Music[edit]

Jim Kirkwood is a musician and artist who played guitar in various rock groups during the seventies and eighties before quitting to pursue a solo career in Electronic Music. He began the Dark Age Music Label in 1989 to publish his own style of Gothic Electronic Music and to date has a catalogue of nearly seventy albums, including the following:

A Point of Light in the Dark Well of Time

A Season of Mists

After the Fire

An Alchemy of Belief

Architects of Herecy

Asylum of Trees

Blodeuwedd

Blood and Feathers

Bones of the Earth

Canterbury Black

Castles of Sand

Communion of the Damned

Corvis Christi

Decensus Ad Inferos

Down the Crow Road

Dragon of Old Night

Dreaming in Amber

Five things you should know about Crows

Foxhalt Edge

Foxhalt Marsh

Hawksmoor

Hecate

Hecate Vol 2

In the Deep Places of the World

In the House of the Crowman

In the Shadow of Angels

King of the Golden Hall

Liber Obscurarium Praeditionum

Memories of an Angel in Amber

Morningstar Part 1 - Revelations of the Fallen

Morningstar Part 2 - The World Behind the Mirror

Morningstar Part 3 - Helmsman on a Ship of Dreams

Morningstar Part 4 - A Once and Future Heretic

Morningstar Part 5 - Kings Beneath a Pale Sky

Mother Redcap's Basket of Strange Weather

Nightshade in Eden

One Amongst the Fallen

Pilgrim on a Crooked Path

Playing in an Age of Stone

Queen of the Golden Wood

Relics from a Future Age

Rituals of Intelligent Design

Sacred Engines

Shroud of Many Colours

Tales from the Crooked Tree

The Bears Withdrew Their Claws in Her Presence

The Blessing of Shadows

The Cello Tree

The Dark Well of Urdr

The Darkening Hour

The Distant Light

The Dreamtime of Rust

The Geometry of a Lark Ascending

The Legend of Sam Gamgee

The Light Beyond the Hedgerow

The Midnight Tree

They Walk Amongst the Stars like Giants

This Temple of Strange Lights

Tol Eressea

Tower of Darkness

Transfiguration

Twilight of the Celts

Voices from the Edge of Night

We Are Nightingales

We Keep the Old Rituals

Where Shadows Lie

Widdershins to the Way of the World

Fantasy writers, conspiracy theories, strange stories and personalities, have all acted as his source of inspiration and the background to his instrumental music which moves between huge symphonic episodes, fast paced sequencer driven soundscapes and dark ambience. His music has recently become very popular and as a consequence, also heavily pirated.

Official Links The official Jim Kirkwood website http://www.jimkirkwood.com/

Official music download http://www.last.fm/music/Jim+Kirkwood

Jim is also a regular contributor to the Craig Gilbert forum. http://www.craig-gilbert.com/