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David Tibet's project, Current 93, that often employed Nurse With Wound's Steve Stapleton, Coil's John Balance and/or 23 Skidoo's Fritz Haaman, centered on lugubrious ceremonies. Nature Unveiled (1984), the quintessence of Tibet's black masses, fusing mantra and Gregorian invocations, "unveiled" an ode to eternal suffering, a terrifying fresco of the Universal Judgement. His experiments on the human voice peaked with Dogs Blood Rising (1985), another sonic puzzle aimed at creating sinister atmospheres. Tibet's new course was announced by Imperium (1987), a suite of sepulchral elegies imbued of themes from medieval Christianity, set to the usual sound of hell, and embellished with instruments of the Renaissance. This bard of apocalyptic folk ballads that were not particularly musical until Island (1991) reversed direction and adopted slick and moving arrangements. David Tibet's pagan acoustic folk (reminiscent of the Incredible String Band), that hardly related to his beginnings, would become a genre in its own.

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David Tibet was perhaps the macabre priest of the most imposing occult rituals in the history of rock music. A member of Nurse With Wound and of Psychic TV, in 1982 he founded Current 93, a collective inspired to guru Aleister Crowley's ceremonies of sexual magic ("The 93rd Current" is the definition of the Thelema cult). His main collaborators were Steve Stapleton ( Nurse With Wound , John Balance (Coil), and Fritz Haaman (23 Skidoo).

The suites compiled on the cassette Live At Bar Maldoror (Laylah, 1983) costitute an early sinister peak of Current 93's satanic saga. The 19-minute Alone Into The Alone keeps mixing and remixing infernal screaming and thundering electronics, distorted and reverbed through galactic space, occasionally reminiscent of Diamanda Galas and Karlheinz Stockhausen. The 23-minute Only Shadows Of Hooks is a darker and more static piece that pivots around a loop of monk-like vocals.

At the same time Current 93 released the EP Ekki Er Allt Gull and the cassette of his friend Tiny Tim. The EP Lashtal (Laylah, 1983), dedicated to the experiments that Crawley performed in Sicily, was a sort of ideological manifesto.

Nature Unveiled (Laylah, 1984) is the quintessential black mass of Current 93, an album that would remain a reference standard for the future of esoteric music. The 25-minute Ach Golgota opens with a monk choir and then rapidly dissolves into warped spacetime. Tibet coins an electronic music for otherworldly voices in which electronic dissonance fuses mantra-like, Gregorian-like and theatrical invocations. The 20-minute The Mystical Body Of Christ In Chorazaim opens with symphonic and choral music. Here the voices accumulate and prevail over the invocations, and the sense of the electronic poem is a macabre journey through a hell overflowing with damned souls, These two lengthy pieces constitute an infernal hymn to the Anti-Christ, to universal perdition and to a sacrilegeous apocalypse; an ode to eternal grief; a musical fresco of the universal judgment.

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Famed hip-hop artist Drake was born to a mixed-race couple in Canada in 1986, and raised Jewish. He came to fame playing wheelchair-bound Jimmy Brooks in seven seasons of the popular teen soap Degrassi: The Next Generation. In 2006, Drake began circulating mix tapes of his raps, and signed a record deal in 2009. His hit songs include "Every Girl," "Best I Ever Had," "Money to Blow" and "Take Care."

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Hip-Hop Fame
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"At the end of the day, I consider myself a black man because I'm more immersed in black culture than any other. Being Jewish is kind of a cool twist. It makes me unique."

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Early Life

Drake, the world's only black Jewish-Canadian rap star, was born Aubrey Drake Graham on October 24, 1986, in Toronto, Canada. Drake grew up with music in his blood. His father, Dennis Graham, was a drummer for legendary rock star Jerry Lee Lewis, and Drake says that his mother, Sandi Graham, also hails from a "very musical" family. Drake comes from an eclectic and unique racial and religious background. His father is an African-American Catholic and his mother is a white Canadian Jew. Speaking about his personal identity, Drake says, "At the end of the day, I consider myself a black man because I'm more immersed in black culture than any other. Being Jewish is kind of a cool twist. It makes me unique."

Drake's parents divorced when he was 5 years old, and he was raised by his mother in Forest Hill, an affluent and predominantly Jewish Toronto neighborhood. He had a Bar Mitzvah at age 13 and observed the Jewish High Holy Days with his mother. "My mom has always made Hanukkah fun," Drake recalls. "When I was younger, she gave cool gifts and she'd make latkes." Despite his Jewish upbringing, Drake says he felt isolated at Forest Hill Collegiate Institute, his virtually all-white high school. Drake remembers, "Nobody understood what it was like to be black and Jewish." However, he also adds, "being different from everyone else just made me a lot stronger."

'Degrassi' Star

It was one of Drake's classmates at Forest Hill who gave him his start in the entertainment industry. "There was a kid in my class whose father was an agent," Drake would later explain, adding, "His dad would say, 'If there's anyone in the class that makes you laugh, have them audition for me.' After the audition he became my agent." Shortly afterward, in 2001, Drake landed a role on the Canadian teen drama series Degrassi: The Next Generation. The show follows the dramatic lives of a group of teenagers at Degrassi High School, and Drake played the part of Jimmy Brooks, sometimes dubbed "Wheelchair Jimmy," a basketball star who becomes permanently wheelchair bound when he is shot by a classmate.

Drake starred on Degrassi for seven years (2001-2009), earning a 2002 Young Artist Award for best ensemble in a TV series, among other honors. The show quickly developed a devoted cult following—"There are very few subtle Degrassi fans," Drake has said—propelling Drake to celebrity status in Canada, even while he remained relatively anonymous in the United States.