The Fadeout Sessions: 2026 #5

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Astari Nite - Why Are You So Lame
Tangients - Void
Magic Wands - Starline
This Eternal Decay - Broken Heart
Hurtsfall - Memento Mori
The City Gates - Capitol Hill
Antipole & Pedro Code - The Expanse
Dusty Gannon and the Agonal Gasps - Death Knell
Christine Plays Viola - Desolate Moments
Melanculia - Sunboat Ascension
HUIR - Dreamers
CODENAME:LOLA - LUC45
Sea of Sin - Bang Bang Bang
Manuskript - Doomscrolling
Gary Robert & Community - Voices Of Dissent
Baarhus - City Of Fear
PIG - Sex & Suicide
I Ya Toyah - Feelings
Makes My Blood Dance - Lately (feat. Macy Gray)
Newdress - Shelter The Night For Us
Incirrina - Always Here
Gonemune - Amnesia
Mesh - I Bleed Through You
IAMIMPERFECT - The Fallen

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Dani Ashes

I have been a part of the goth subculture since I was 16. I am the owner and creator of The Requiem Podcast which has been around since early 2008 and also podcast award nominee Cemetery Confessions. I am also known as DJ Count. I am married, and a father to a beautiful baby bat named Link.

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