to explore classical and soundtrack composition. His early 1990s collaborative work with Steven Stapleton of Nurse With Wound produced exceedingly experimental recordings that are radically different from Sol Invictus material. This more experimental side to his work can also be seen in the two albums of The Wardrobe (Cups in Cupboard and A Sandwich Short) that he made in collaboration with Andrew Liles who also played with Nurse With Wound. He also played bass, guitar and keyboards on a number of studio albums by Current 93 as well as playing with them live. Neofolk Although he generally refers to his own work as Sol Invictus as folk noir, Wakeford has long been influential in the neofolk music scene throughout Europe, contributing to their development not only through print media and releasing material on his Tursa label, but also by playing at live shows with various acts he has influenced through Sol Invictus or his previous work with Death in June. Collaborations, guest performances, and solo releases (besides Sol Invictus) Private life He has been a member of the Odinic Rite, a neopagan organization. References External links Official Tursa Records, Wakeford's label Tursa Records on My Space Unofficial List of Tony Wakeford collaborations Tony Wakeford Interview Tony Wakeford Interview 1959 births Living people People from Woking English punk rock bass guitarists English rock bass guitarists Male bass guitarists English modern pagans Adherents of Germanic neopaganism Performers of modern pagan music Death in June members Sol Invictus (band) members