This month we are looking at the ever shifting spaces goths inhabit, reifying their ritualistic, embodied bringing forth of identity into the world around us. The future of these spaces is now forever changed as the current pandemic robs us of our sacred curated temples to goth.
Read MoreOctober is upon us, and that means it’s time to get a little more spooky than usual! Is that even possible? Anyways, we’ve included a few tracks on this month’s podcast that really creep us out, along with some dancefloor classics by Ministry, Peter Murphy, Spahn Ranch, and more.
Read MoreIn this week's edition of the Sounds and Shadows Podcast, Ken and Katy interview Zach Pliska and Emily Sturm about their latest album, "Vampyre Villa". This interview features the video for Vazum's song, "Schema," off the album "Vampyre Villa".
Read MoreOn March 31, 1922, an entire family and their maid were murdered in their home, an isolated farmstead in Bavaria, Germany, known as Hinterkaifeck. The killer has never been discovered, and a web of mystery has been woven around the incident since it occurred. In this episode we discuss the case, the suspects, and try to separate fact from fiction.
Read MoreFrom a glorified shed on an allotment in Brighton, UK, our simpering heroes try to make the best of life during the pandemic, getting straight into the featured albums - Nick experiences his first spiritual flight via the haunting melodies and choral majesties of Dead Can Dance.
Read MoreSome formative tunes from back when. This episode is a nostalgia trip!
Featuring The Cure, Cubanate, VNV Nation, Lycia, Suicide Commando and Tones on Tail.
Read Moredavid mark stashko | lucifer fulci | insidious the last key, 2018
Read MoreThe crew reminisces about Sunshine Blind, discusses everything that went into the new album "The Spell Between," and talks about what everyone can look forward to in the future with Caroline.
Read MoreIn this episode, we discuss the Shuar, how tsantsas were made, and how trade in tsantsas impacted the Western perception of the Shuar.
Read MoreThe wildest year of our simmering heroes' saga of heartache, triumph and disaster arrives. Simon finds himself in the forest of the London night, partying, protesting and writing essays under the influence. Nick plays a showcase gig in Covent Garden, hoping for every talent scout and A&R man in town to beg Felo de Se to sign with their label.
Read MoreThis episode we discuss death, and why it’s more important than ever to talk about it.
Read Morejason lavelle | biomechanimal | death becomes her, 1992
Read MoreAfter travelling west by covered wagon in 1846, the Donner Party became marooned in the snows of the Sierra Mountains. Even though a small group had made it out to find help, they were running out of food and strength. In this third part of this episode, we discuss the relief efforts as well as the aftermath of their ordeal.
Read MoreTurning 18 is a big year for anybody, and for our spikey-haired protagonists it was no different. Coveting the analog delays and stomp box phasers of others reached fever pitch, as did the partying, the posturing and the panicking.
Read MoreWhen it comes to chronic illness and disability, the goth community is both a boon and sometimes part of the problem. This week we have a wide ranging conversation around the experiences of the differently abled in our scenes.
Read MoreIt's been a grind, but there are new albums to talk about. This week's episode includes Black Angel, Konkurs, Uniform, Tears For The Dying, Hallowed Hearts, ESA, and Clipping.
Read MoreWe’ve got some great music from classic artists this time around, as Justin and Ed share tunes from Die Warzau, Christian Death, Imperative Reaction, Ministry, and more. Get ready for some dance hall staples and a few that may surprise you!
Read Moremj preston | reality’s despair | tales from the crypt s4
Read MoreWe chat with DJ Miz Margo about Portland, Oregon, and the benefits of DJing via Twitch.
Read MoreOur maladjusted heroes finally come of age, leave home, learn to cook pasta and embark upon nearly-adult pursuits.
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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