The Banshee is a fairy-woman (either young or old) who appears to those of true Irish blood to warn them of their upcoming death. The Banshee is rarely seen, but what makes her most famous is the shrill scream that we know as the "banshee's cry".
Most believe that you can hear her from some body of water (IE. Lake, spring, river, stream) and there are many stories of what she actually is. Some believe she is a fairy woman while others believe she is a ghost. She also takes up many other forms, such as a hare or a weasel-any animal that the Irish believe to be related to witch craft.
One of the most famous accounts of the Banshee was in 1437, when King James I of Scotland was approached by the Banshee and foretold of his murder at the instigation of the Earl of Atholl.
The sound also never sounds the same to anyone. Some might say it sounds like, "Pleasant singing" (In Kerry), while others claim it sounds like a cross between "the wail of a woman and the moan of an owl" (Rathlin Island).
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Banshees are famous in Irish folklore for their keening wails, which are said to foretell the death of a family member. They are often considered omens of death or messengers from the Otherworld. In popular culture, they are frequently depicted as female spirits with long hair and haunting screams.
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Banshees Over Canada was created in 1943.
In folklore, banshees are typically spirits and cannot be killed in a physical sense. It is said that if you hear a banshee's cry, it may signal an impending death. Traditional methods to ward off a banshee include blessing a house or wearing iron.
The duration of Banshees Over Canada is 1140.0 seconds.
The fictional creatures known as Banshees are part of Irish folklore.
Anyone can listen to them regardless of gender.
Some Siouxsie and the Banshees hits include 'Peek-a-Boo', 'Israel', 'Spellbound' and 'Dazzle'.
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