Goth is Dead. Or so some complain. Are the older goths just bitching about young kids they don't understand, or is there something to the decline of the culture narrative? What about music, has the internet killed off the music that drivers the culture? That and more with our guest Dez of Occult Whispers records.
Read MoreMr. Viscerine returns with one hell of a set, brand new noise and classic goth rock await!
Read MoreWith the reputation being a vampire and one of history's most notorious serial killers, Elizabeth Bathory's legend has captured our attention, but is there any truth to the rumors that she bathed in the blood of her victims?
Read MoreIn this exclusive podcast I interview James Tramel from October Burns Black. James was and is now again, the bass guitarist from The Wake.
Read MoreThis week's episode is all about the legendary label 4AD!
Read MoreHow does this group of people fit into the broader goth culture and where do their values, norms, and social behaviors diverge from those of the broader goth culture? This month we are going to be diving into the sub-subculture of the Christian Goth community.
Read MoreDJ Gomez returns with music from Night Sin's, Cold Cave, Ritual Howls and more!
Read MoreThis week I'm going to do something a little different - I'm going to walk through, chapter by chapter, the Castle of Otranto. This week's episode will be a walk-through of chapter one, and the subsequent discussion of Gothic themes throughout the novel's first chapter. I will continue to review the rest of the novel, one chapter at a time, so be sure to stay tuned!
Read MoreThis week I'm going to do something a little different - I'm going to walk through, chapter by chapter, the Castle of Otranto.
Read MoreThis week's episode will be about the effect of the Soviet Rule on the survival of goth music in Russia.
Read MoreThis week we are talking about materialism and capitalist ideals in goth culture, reviewing the new album from Dead Astropilots, Second Life follow up, listener feedback around differently-abled goths, some discussion about becoming pagan and more!
Read MoreDjRM is ready to spread some Moosey goodness and the Gospel of the Sparkly Unicorn! Come one, Come all and enter The Moose Lodge as we explore the æther.
Read MoreThis week's episode is about the importance of Victorian and Romantic Era poetry and ideals on the gothic subculture. With special guest, Ink Corset!
Read MoreBrand new DJ Tyler Viscerine brings you both rythem, noise, and ethereal, plus a brand new track from his music project WASTE
Read MoreWhile Hallie moves and gets settled, please enjoy this fantastic psychological story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Read MoreIf you need a jumpstart on Gothic films, along with a bit of info on what goes into them, this one's for you! The script is below, so you can read along if you like.
Read MoreThis week we are going to be discussing goth music, but more interestingly those sites of liminality and ambiguity where what we’ve come to know as goth music collides and makes love to pop and indie music. What effect has that had on culture and clubs both historically and today, and what does this mean for the future of the genre?
Read MoreThis episode comes out of my time on the Faction 6 podcast, and the episode is a audio representation of a descent into madness, the journey from joyful bliss to full mental breakdown, something that's been a theme in my life the past year.
Read MoreToday's episode is about the importance of the post-punk movement to the gothic subculture. I'm including the start, the sound, and the death of the movement, but I encourage you to read Rip it Up and Start Again: The Messy History of Post PUnk if you want a more in-depth read on the major influences.
Read MoreA dark podcast featuring the music that inspires the life of Mikhail Büer, including gothic Industrial, EBM and Synth-pop, etc. mikhailbuer.com
Read MoreThe Belfry is a gathering place for dark culture and those who find a home within. Here you will discover audio shows, blogs, and videos catering to the darker side of life.
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