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Hmm, strange song. The album's Bandcamp page says, "The World is Bound by Secret Knots is haunted. What are its ghosts? A lion, a queen, a girl in a tree. The Black Madonna, “Goddess of strays.” A child turned wild. Throughout runs the theme of incantation– calling on forces stronger than one’s self to help one meet the challenge of the moment, hovering between daring and regret." And Noe herself seems an interesting woman.
noevenable.bandcamp.com/album/the-world-is-bound-by-secret-knots
noevenable.com
In searching for Noe, some results included "Lion Dreams". Looks like a song from another album, The Summer Storm Journals.
Good find. I really only know Boots and few tracks from Secret Knots; I've never listened to Summer Storm Journals. The lyrics seem to tie right in with the "lazy lions" theme.
Noe is a form of the name Noah (Blue-Green Abelard), while Venable is from the Latin for "hunting-spear."
Running a search for something completely different on here, one result was the below post which mentions Secret Knots in passing.
https://narrowdesert.blogspot.com/2024/07/humpty-dumpty-after-fall.html
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