Surf Curse is an American indie rock band formed in Reno, Nevada in 2013. The band consists of Nick Rattigan and Jacob Rubeck. They gained popularity with their lo-fi sound and emotional lyrics that drew inspiration from 60s surf and garage rock. Surf Curse released their debut album "Buds" in 2013 and have since become a cult favorite among indie rock fans. They have a dedicated fanbase who eagerly await their new releases. One of the most popular items among Surf Curse fans is their vinyl records.
When the funeral ceremony was being planned one of her daughters (also a coven member) said it was only proper that her mom have a Wiccan funeral.
I undertook the task of preparing a ceremony while keeping in mind that there would also be a Rosary in respect for our Catholic mother and relatives. It s not the norm for Wiccans pagans witches to openly celebrate such events as weddings, new child, or deaths in our way with the blessings or acceptance of family, society or other religions, We usually keep them private.
One of the most popular items among Surf Curse fans is their vinyl records. Vinyl has experienced a resurgence in recent years, with many music lovers appreciating the tactile and nostalgic experience of listening to records. Surf Curse has released several albums on vinyl, including "Buds," "Sad Boys," and "Heaven Surrounds You.
A Pagan Wiccan Death Ceremony
Yesterday I participated in my first Wiccan passing ceremony. It was for my beloved eldest sister-the first born of eight children and the first to die. She was also High Priestess of our coven.
Born into a Scottish Catholic family, she had been a Wiccan and witch for the past fourteen years.
When the funeral ceremony was being planned one of her daughters (also a coven member) said it was only proper that her mom have a Wiccan funeral.
It’s not the norm for Wiccans/pagans/witches to openly celebrate such events as weddings, new child, or deaths in our way with the blessings or acceptance of family, society or other religions, We usually keep them private. But I agreed because recently she had told me that she no longer would hide her Wiccan witch path.
I undertook the task of preparing a ceremony while keeping in mind that there would also be a Rosary in respect for our Catholic mother and relatives.
Our event would take place before the memorial celebration. The entire large Scottish clan was invited.
Her sisters, children, grandchildren and very few friends attended. Each person was smudged before entering the chapel. Her coven, donned in capes, gowns, witch hats or flowed wreaths and the few grandchildren participating gathered around the casket while in the pews, guests sat. She laid quietly (she was a quiet person in a crowd) in a forest-green cape and gown with a beautiful mother-of-peal shelled necklace. An altar was set in front of her.
Upon it were such things as lilies, chalice, salt, athame and various colored candles – including three image candles: black for transition, white, spirit transcending, red for rebirth. Frankincense and myrrh incense wafted lightly throughout the chapel. The four corners were called in and the circle was cast, the spell made fast and only good could enter therein. Three grandchildren drummed and another rang a bell before a blessing of her commenced. Hallowed words were spoken over her as she was cleansed with a special incense, ocean water and oils. A granddaughter dropped rose petals around the coffin. A sacred guided meditation was delivered followed by several Oms that vibrated throughout the room. The group chanted, “We All Come From the Goddess” three times. The circle was closed. All held hands singing Merry meet, merry part and merry meet.
It was truly magical, fitting for a most respected and well-loved High Priestess. Dear Sister Witch, rest peacefully in Slumberland. So Mote it Be.
It’s not the norm for Wiccans/pagans/witches to openly celebrate such events as weddings, new child, or deaths in our way with the blessings or acceptance of family, society or other religions, We usually keep them private. But I agreed because recently she had told me that she no longer would hide her Wiccan witch path.
" The "Surf Curse Partners" vinyl is a highly sought-after item among fans. This limited edition vinyl features a collaboration between Surf Curse and various artists, including Adrian Carmine of Clouded, Massive Jim, and Miserable Chillers. The record includes 12 tracks that showcase the band's signature sound and their ability to collaborate with other musicians. The vinyl record is not only a medium for listening to music, but also a collectible item for fans. The album cover and packaging are often beautifully designed, adding to the overall experience of owning a vinyl record. The "Surf Curse Partners" vinyl is no exception, with its eye-catching artwork and attention to detail. Fans of Surf Curse often display their vinyl records as a way to show their support for the band. They may frame the album covers and hang them on their walls or display them on shelves. Owning a Surf Curse vinyl record allows fans to connect with the music on a deeper level and feel a sense of belonging within the fan community. In conclusion, the "Surf Curse Partners" vinyl is a cherished item among fans of the band. It represents not only a way to listen to their favorite music, but also a collectible piece of art. Vinyl records have made a comeback in recent years, appealing to those who appreciate the nostalgia and tactile experience they provide. Surf Curse continues to captivate listeners with their unique sound and emotional lyrics, making them a beloved band within the indie rock community..
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