Peter Grey - Fallen Albion

What if the origins of magic lie in the myth of the fallen angels? Recorded at Occulture Conference 2025, this lecture by Peter Grey explores the enduring legacy of the Watchers—the fallen angels described in Genesis and the Book of Enoch—and their role in shaping the foundations of Western magical traditions. Through the lens of the Enochian tradition, the talk examines the tension between monotheism and ancient magical worldviews, revealing a hidden landscape populated by angels, omens, and visionary encounters. By engaging with these currents, the lecture suggests that what has long been dismissed or suppressed can be approached as a living field of practice. Drawing on personal experience within the natural landscapes of Britain, Peter Grey outlines a contemporary approach to working with these forces, proposing the idea of “Fallen Albion”—an esoteric vision in which the British Isles become a site of prophecy, memory, and magical resurgence. At the intersection of myth, landscape, and ritual, this talk invites a reconsideration of the fallen as sources of knowledge, power, and transformation. Key themes in this lecture include: The myth of the fallen angels and the Watchers The Book of Enoch and early magical traditions Enochian magic and visionary practice Landscape, memory, and sacred geography The concept of “Fallen Albion” Contemporary approaches to magical practice About the speaker: Peter Grey is a writer and co-founder of Scarlet Imprint, a leading independent publisher in contemporary occult literature. He is the author of The Red Goddess, Apocalyptic Witchcraft, Lucifer: Princeps, Lucifer: Praxis, The Two Antichrists, and The Brazen Vessel. He lives in Cornwall, where his work is deeply informed by landscape, myth, and lived magical practice. Learn more: 👉 https://www.scarletimprint.com 👉 https://petergreywrites.substack.com About Occulture Conference: Occulture Conference brings together artists, researchers, and practitioners to explore the intersections of culture, esotericism, politics, and contemporary spiritual practice. 👉 https://www.occultureconference.com