Last updated: July 8, 2002.

Pagan Music Merchants

• The best place to go (IMHO) is Serpentine Music Productions, run by Anne Hill, a Pagan musician/producer and co-author of Circle Round. Fast service and excellent selection.
• A great source for Goddess-oriented music by women is Ladyslipper. If it's by a woman, you will probably be able to find it at Ladyslipper. They also have a great print catalog you can order from their site.
• Another distributor is Earth Tones Studios, who has a good selection (some things you can't get at Serpentine).
• The Association for Consciousness Exploration (ACE) sells recordings by Ian Corrigan and lots of other Pagan musicians. Also includes some spoken word tapes which are very good.
• A good selection of older Pagan music can be purchased from Circle Sanctuary.

Filk Music Merchants

• Interfilk provides a list of filk merchants on and off the web. (If you don't know what filk is, read this.)

Other Pagan Music Resources

• The Music of the Witch on the Witches' Voice web site. Includes profiles on Pagan artists and links to the home pages of many Pagan musicians, as well as merchants and mp3s.
• Muses and Mystics is a web bulletin board to help Pagan musicians share resources.
• Pagan Radio Shows on the Web: these are a good way to sample Pagan music before you buy.
  • PaganPaths Cyber Radio
  • WGDS Wiccan Pagan Internet Radio
• Pagan Rock Band Reviews by Scott Martin. Also check out his Celtic Rock Bands reviews.
• You can find reviews for British Pagan music at the Vernemeton Pagan Resource Project web site.
• If you have a song which is sung to the tune of another song, you might check the Digital Tradition database to see if the original song is listed there; many of the songs include sheet music so you can figure out the tune.
• My collection of Pagan chant and song links, which will eventually go away or be replaced by something more organized and current, but you might find it useful anyway.