This month we tackle Gothic Literatures influence on goth culture, we debate mainstream fashions effect on subcultural fashion, and we review the new album from Drab Majesty.

This month we tackle the social theory surrounding goth, as well as interview Matthias (Germany) and Carol (Scottland).

The Goth Cabal is back! The cranky, eliteist, Holy Tribunal returns to judge the internet for it's sins. Prepare your batholes, they belong to the Gothquisition now!

Goth and industrial clubs, arguably the most important aspect of the respective cultures. We explore the drama, music, hierarchies, and behind the scenes work that goes into keeping these communities alive.

The Internet: dialectical lubricant or vacuously surfeit liminal space? We discuss elitism, identity construction, and historical effect of the internet on goth, as well as review the new Bitumen album and more!

This month we are discussing the paradox of a goth identity, and what it means to be an individual within the context of a communal culture. We also take a retrospective on the last 40 years of goth,  review the new EP from Rendez-vous, and much more!

This month we interview goths from Lithuania and Puerto Rico, we review the new album from Winter Severity Index, and we are talking about racism and comodification of goth.

On this month’s episode we are talking about the lineage of deathrock music, the controversy over cemeteries at Whitby Goth Weekend, and we have a chat about aging in goth and what that looks like from a cultural and individual perspective.

On this months episode we viciously deconstruct the faux-goth website Gothic.life, we argue about racism and homophobia among goths, discuss the dwindling club scene, and chat with horror film critic Dave Canfield about the impact of horror on culture and the brain.

This month episode we are talking about the Belgium scene, self identity and leaving the goth subculture, and we are review the new album from Espermachine. We also speak with Emma about her doctorate research on the goth scene, it’s aesthetics, and what keeps members part of the culture into old age.

This month we talk about the past, present, and future of goth music, we review the new album from Savages, and we interview England's very own Tim Sinister!

In this episode we are interviewed by The Big Seance Podcast.  We discuss death, Halloween, the paranormal, cemeteries, and more.

Goths have a long standing tradition of being catty, gate keeping, drama queens, too pretentious for their own good. This month we embody that stereotype by competing for goth points, bitching about the internet, and even spend some time in the confessional box. Prepare for The Gothquisition!