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| rdfs:label | - Freestone (band) (deleted 30 May 2008 at 05:36)
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| rdfs:comment | - The first album is called "The Temple of Humanity" and is inspired by Freemasonry. Official release date of the album was May 1, 2008. Music and lyrics refer to the symbolism and rituals of Freemasonry. For artwork several artists of whom a few are Freemasons have contributed a (Masonic) work of art. The album cover contains several Masonic symbols, but there are also other metaphors. For instance: on one of the tracks on The Temple of Humanity a soundfile of a beating heart of an unborn child can be heard. "The theme of the song is the mythical history of Freemasonry and the beating heart serves as a reference as the birth of the spiritual man." With the album The Temple of Humanity, Freestone continues the influence of Freemasons on Classical Music (such as Mozart and his Magic Flute) in
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| abstract | - The first album is called "The Temple of Humanity" and is inspired by Freemasonry. Official release date of the album was May 1, 2008. Music and lyrics refer to the symbolism and rituals of Freemasonry. For artwork several artists of whom a few are Freemasons have contributed a (Masonic) work of art. The album cover contains several Masonic symbols, but there are also other metaphors. For instance: on one of the tracks on The Temple of Humanity a soundfile of a beating heart of an unborn child can be heard. "The theme of the song is the mythical history of Freemasonry and the beating heart serves as a reference as the birth of the spiritual man." With the album The Temple of Humanity, Freestone continues the influence of Freemasons on Classical Music (such as Mozart and his Magic Flute) in Pop music. Until the release of the album there has never been as conceptalbum complete devoted to Freemasonry within popular culture, although there are songs in which Freemasonry is mentioned. It is expected that forthcoming albums will pay attention to Hermeticism and Gnosticism.
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