Dead Can Dance Dionysus [Digipak]

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Each movement offers a unique interpretation of pagan fervor, making for something akin to a modern soundtrack to ancient rites."
"By the time the party peaks in 'Dance Of The Bacchantes', what you hear is a head-spinning swirl of trance-music styles, variously evoking Sufi devotional song, Indian raga and Balinese gamelan."
Paste (magazine) - "DIONYSUS, the first new album in six years from Goth-adjacent world pop duo Dead Can Dance, is a soundtrack in search of a film, a lush soundscape inspired by pagan rituals celebrating the God of Wine."
Pitchfork (Website) - "[T]he rare record that took two years of research and recording to make and actually sounds like it needed every one of those 730 days. Its epic proportions suggest a work chipped out of marble."