Vampire folklore is ancient, but with the publishing of Bram Stoker's Dracula in 1897, that lore changed forever. The terrifying, grotesque creature became suave and charming, then continued to evolve into the seductive creature of the night we know today. In this episode we examine that transition, as well as the origin and evolution of Dracula's vampiric powers.
Read MorePlaying tracks by Scheitan, Amulet, Autumn, The March Violets, VAZUM and more.
Read MoreThere’s more to goth than meets the eye. We’ll explore the broad strokes of goth culture for those newly introduced.
Read MoreIt's Halloween! Let's celebrate with a creepy ghost story. The MCP presents, 'The Corpse Light,' by D. Donovan, originally published in 1899.
Read MoreIn which the fetishization of goth collides with lived experience.
Read MoreWhy are we talking about someone who isn’t goth and doesn’t make goth music? Because like it or not Marilyn Manson is our problem. Burying our heads in the sand behind a wall of “not goth so he is irrelevant” does not solve this problem.
Read MoreThe holidays can be a time when mental health is stretched to it’s limit. This is the story of one goths experience with mental illness and suicide, and how they found hope.
Read MorePublic events are fun, but hosting private parties have their own perks. If you’re looking to get into having your own parties, here’s a great do’s and don’ts advice column to get you going!
Read MoreI am here to talk about the other negative stereotype, that of goths being pretentious, overdramatic, elitist, judgmental, self absorbed, etc. Are these stereotypes accurate? Does our scene have a problem? If so how do we fix it.
Read MoreHi, this is The Count, I’m drunk. Here’s an article where Joe acts all elitist and shit. It’s funny, and it’s clever, and it’s gonna piss you off. Merry Christmas.
Read MoreThe Belfry’s biggest elitist is back to tell you why you aren’t goth enough. Again.
Read MoreWhen you reduce a group of peoples worth to their physical appearance, you may be doing more harm than you think.
Read MoreAfter a nearly 10 year absence, can South African goth rocker Ashton Nyte reclaim prominence in a crowded modern landscape? Read on for our review of the new album from The Awakening, Chasm.
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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