After a brief hiatus, Arcane Machine is back! Just and Ed are celebrating their return to in-person recording with a satchel full of incredible music. Check out their thoughts on some goth classics from the Sisters of Mercy and London after Midnight, and get ready to stomp to some aggressive industrial bangers from Chemlab and Birmingham 6!
Read MoreGreetings Darklings across the interwebs. In this week's interview, Ken and Katy get to have a chat with Alessandro and Claudia from the band Ash Code from across the world! Together, they talk about the new EP "Fear", what life has been like in Italy vs. Kalamazoo, MI, and what fans can look forward to next!
Read MoreGreetings Darklings across the interwebs. In this week's interview, Ken and Katy have the amazing opportunity to talk to STR from the band Helvete Inc. Together, they learn more about STR and the road to Helvete Inc, pets, and most importantly, Helvete Inc.'s latest release, "The Inevitability ov Nothing".
Read MoreGreetings Darklings across the internet. In this week's episode, Ken and Katy have the pleasure of talking with Matt and Beth from "A Cloud of Ravens", an incredible cold-wave band from Brooklyn. Together, the group talks about comic books, cats, and of course, the amazing release of the bands newest album, "Another Kind of Midnight".
Read MoreGreetings Darklings from across the internet. This week, we bring you a very special multi-episode mini-series of our podcast where we talk with José Hernández Riwes Cruz about the rise of Goth music and culture in Mexico City.
Read MoreTarrare was 18th century man who could eat almost anything, and did so in large quantities. That included live animals, wooden boxes, and feasts meant for 15 men. In this episode we discuss his life, and what might have been the cause of his condition.
Read MoreIn 1518, the city of Strasbourg was consumed by a strange epidemic: hundreds were struck by the irresistible urge to dance until they died. This incident of Dancing Mania was not the first, and no one knew the cause of such strange behaviour. In this episode, we discuss several incidents of dancing mania, as well as the theories - past and present - about its origin.
Read MoreHi friends! We're going monthly with our podcast. Inspired by a conversation on Twitch during one of our DJ streams, we decided this time around to talk about horror movies. It's certainly influenced our DJ schtick. We have some recommendations and welcome yours!
Read MoreDeathrock, goth’s weird cousin? Subgenre? Child of punk? On this episode we’ll be discussing the history, substance and international appeal of patch pant wearing, aquanet smelling weirdos with the help of members from Tears for the Dying and Altar De Fey.
Read MoreOf course WGT gets some air time, but we’ll also be discussing the globalization of the goth community via twitch, the intricacies of the various subcultures like steampunk, EBM, Romantigoths and deathrockers in the big cities we all know, club culture, German goth bands, childhood stories and more. Zum Wohl!
Read MoreIn this episode - we discuss underrated and overrated bands related to our scene. And Jay is ready to shit on fans of aggrotech.
Read MoreWhen a current artist you love pays homage to a classic song you enjoyed in your youth, it feels like magic… two forces of nature colliding to make a special song just for you. In this month’s chapter, Justin and Ed share cover songs from some of their favorite artists.
Read MoreThis month we invite DJs and musicians from different parts of Latin America on to talk about what it’s like to be part of the local and global community.
Read MoreA much beloved, but sometimes overlooked era with tons of reverb and songs that sometimes sound like they could be the theme to an 80's slasher movie. You don't have to wait for "November" to come this year because this episode is "Final-ly Descending" to the podcast world.
Read MoreOur mix features Nox Novacula & Profit Prison, Talk To Her, The Number H, Abu Nein, Julia Bondar, and aux animaux.
Read MoreWe're kicking off season 2, our second year of the podcast with the issues in DJ land and thoughts from listeners!
Read MoreThe group talks about how Fires came to be, where Æðra draws inspiration from, and amateur wrestling.
Read MoreWe’re celebrating Funker Vogt’s new release this month, as well as looking forward to some brand new Wumpscut! Also included: Some classics from Razed in Black, Information Society, Carpenter Brut, and more.
Read MoreThe group talks about Dan and Scott-David about their upcoming self-titled EP, how they found each other, and ask about their lives in music.
Read MoreIt's the height of Queen Victoria's rule. Fog swirls in the gas-lit streets, while in the parlor, hands are linked. Pale and expectant faces gaze upon a woman, her eyes closed and shoulders slumped. The medium speaks, her tone hollow and inhuman. The seance has begun.
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