Today marks the Australian Summer Solstice, so it’s time to turn the page, welcome new light and look forward to a new decade.

An Australian outfit based in Sydney and a short but sweet interview with their vocalist and lead guitarist, Sonia Zadro.

Formed in London in the late 90s out of a shared love of Goth and Alt rock, The Faces of Sarah have evolved over the years to reflect the various influences of the musicians involved in the journey so far.

From the 80’s to today, Kyle Whipp of Children on Stun talks about playing with Nosferatu 21 years ago all the way up to their current tour!

Rain Children are a wide lens, cinematic expression of Gothic music, both contemporary and nostalgic. They combine classic songwriting with a tension and drama that is uniquely their own.

This interview is probably the most unstructured conversation that didn’t really need me to ask too many questions. He believes in a higher power. He also believes there is good in everything – even the bad – even in people like Jeffrey Dahmer who just didn’t understand how the pain he inflicted onto others – could be turned into something good.

This week on Necromancy Radio, I interview Australian witch and musician, Wendy Rule. Wendy is about to launch ‘Persephone’, the new double-album from this visionary songstress and is the culmination of over twelve years work.

World renowned thereminist, Armen Ra discusses his life as a young Armenian having moved from Iran in the late 70s and starting his life in America after a permanent holiday stay.

This week on Necromancy Radio we chatted with Sweeney Deville, the guitarist from the band The Killbrides. Based in Birmingham, England, The Killbrides have been working together since their first experimental release early 2016, Traditional Ash.

This week Necromancy Radio exclusively interviews one of the most iconic female gothic rock icons of today, Monica Richards.

In this exclusive podcast I interview James Tramel from October Burns Black. James was and is now again, the bass guitarist from The Wake. 

This week we interview Romie Romak (based in Portland) and Taylor Shechet (based in LA) from the band GRYPT.

Having departed from the world of fashion design and been a political activist for gender equality, her music transcends darkness, embracing horror based iconography of needles and thread, skin, sexuality, and witchery as discourse for the direction of her music videos.

This week on Necromancy Radio, I interviewed Russian/Finnish vocalist and synth player Suzi Sabotage from the band Masquerade.

This week on Necromancy Radio I decided to mix things up a bit and discuss gothic lifestyle that pertains to diet and the subject of living vegan, with Nigerian/American Adaora Osimiri-Lewis.

This week on Necromancy Radio, I spoke with front man Jacques Saph from the Helsinki death rock band, Virgin in Veil.

Eyajo December Joseph from LA Deathrock outfit Black Heroin Gallery, whose career spans over 25 years opens up about his musical endeavors, the goth scene, DIY and more.

This week on Necromancy Radio we discuss music, music and more music.

This week on Necromancy Radio, I spoke with Chris McCarter from the Australian gothic rock band, Ikon. Ikon were formed in 1988 as current vocalist Chris and bass guitarist Dino attended the same school, which is where they met almost 30 years ago.

Robert is an accomplished advertising photographer, photomaker and digital conceptual artist from Melbourne, Australia.