A Cunning Man, a Scottish black progressive metal act, is no longer a solo outlet for Ged Cartwright. On the new EP To Heal a Broken Body he takes care of the lead vocals, most of the instrumentation and programming, but he is now joined by guitarist Theo Le Derf, who also contributed to the songwriting. Gemma McCabe is on board once again to supplement Cartwright's booming baritone with her bewitching vocal delivery. As a team they are evolving rapidly - note the alto and soprano part courtesy of Meghan Bradford - with melody now a more dominant force, in comparison with the debut EP Practical Applications Of Theurgy.
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February 24, 2018
January 21, 2017
A Cunning Man: Practical Applications Of Theurgy
How many Scots do you need to make a progressive black metal EP? Just one. Singer and multi-instrumentalist Ged Cartwright is A Cunning Man unleashes his love for the occult and Gothic math rock mayhem on his Practical Applications Of Theurgy EP. He cuts to the chase, spitting out his lyrics in the proud accent that will scare the shit out of the folks living south of Hadrian's Wall.
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