RECORD_REF: KYLGH KERNOW I // STATUS: TEWLDERS // LANGUAGE: KERNOWEK
Devedhyans an Tewl cover art

DEVEDHYANS AN TEWL

Arrival of the Dark. A Cornish-language progressive folk descent through drowned stone, sea-spirit, mine-shadow, old folklore, and the mythic weather of the western peninsula.

M C ALCHEMIST

KLYW AN TEWLDERS

ARCHIVE RECORD: THE CORNISH CYCLE I // DEVEDHYANS AN TEWL

This first volume of The Cornish Cycle gathers the darker transmission family: creation, burial, tide, mine, mermaid, Bucca, knockers, and the final road of Ankow.

FIELD NOTES:

Gwreans an Bys: The world begins beneath a watchful sky.

Kyst an Enederen: The spirit-chest lies sealed beneath earth, water and name.

Treva a Drig an Mor: Lyonesse is taken by the sea, leaving only bells, stone, and memory.

An Vorvoren a Senedh: The Zennor mermaid sings from the edge of moonlit water.

Tinner y'n Skowva: Hammers sound in the darkness below the hill.

An Lorgh-Ankow: The Death-Coach crosses the grey road where shadow becomes arrival.

Artwork presented in Kernowek and English translation, these recordings are less a conventional folk album than a weathered book of western tales: stone, sea, mine, spirit and dark returning.

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AN TEWL A DHEU The dark arrives.

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