This month we’re exploring the intricacies of relationships in the goth scene with a focus on the dynamics of polyamory. We’ll be unearthing toxic mononormative expectations, dissecting the causes and conditions of jealousy, and providing an incisive and practically applicable deep dive into integrating ones life with others you care about.
Read MoreAokigahara, a dense forest in Japan, is the setting for a surprising number of cases of suicide every year. Why Aokigahara? Some people think that it's due to the high rate of suicide in Japan in general, others believe the forest is host to miserable spirits that draw other unhappy people into its depths. In this episode, we discuss Aokigahara and the history of suicide in Japan.
Read MoreIn this episode, we chat with music activist, Shellee Howes, about how Goths for Sanctuaries came about and how she shares her passion for music. The Wasteland totally gets the credit for that title. Song featured: Amazing Space Frogs by (I'm Into) Necrophilia
Read MoreWe're back on track and here to talk about new music. Our discussion covers thoughts on current tours and albums from Theo Vandenhoff, Hallows, Korine, Delirium, Cult Strange, Moris Blak and A Culture of Killing.
Read MoreKilling Joke, The Wraith, Blacklist, La Scaltra, Memoria and more.
Read MoreThis month we are speaking with Paulo about how reality comes into being. Goth identity formation and gatekeeping are also among the topics explored. We also review the new album from Reflection Black, share some book and music recommendations, and hear from the mouths of A Cloud of Raves, Plague Pits and WitchHands in All Goth Considered!
Read MoreIt’s no secret that hosts Ed and Justin each have their own video game music podcasts, so it was inevitable that their interests would intersect eventually! This month, they take a look at how industrial, goth, synthwave etc is used to create mood and atmosphere in video games. From the harsh industrial beats of “Prodeus,” to the electro-rock riffs of “Vampire: The Masquerade,” to a spooky Nick Cave-esque ballad from “Trüberbrook,” there’s a fantastic selection of music you may not be aware of!
Read More"Whiskey Noir" originally written for the Next Great Horror Writer Contest.
Read MoreThe Bellwether Syndicate, Ariel Maniki and the Black Halos, Momento Mori, Johnathan|Christian, Devoted Sinners and more.
Read MoreThis episode we return to form by settling down in the gothic parlor for a wide ranging discussion on goth. The history of mallgoth, the relevance of gatekeeping, how to run an event, body shaming and aesthetic expectations and more! We also have a new batch of band recommendations, Azy Bat’s All Goth Considered and more.
Read MoreOur focus this month is on ionic voices in goth and industrial music. We’ll be hearing from legends like Chris Connelly, Bill Leeb, Andrew Eldritch, Corpus Delicti’s Sebastian, Athan Maroulis, and a few more surprises. Enjoy!
Read MoreA Cloud Of Ravens, Cathedral In Flames, Suburban Spell, Gothzilla, NER-OGRIS and more
Read MoreDuring the Golden Age of Piracy, many small islands became havens for pirates, places they went to divide and enjoy thier loot. While some of these are legendary, such as the pirate Utopia Libertatia, others were real places. In this episode, Hallie discusses pirate havens, focusing on those in Madagascar.
Read MoreThis month we are chatting with Trever Aeon, a goth professional wrestler about how his passion for wrestling and love of goth music. We also have a long form album review for the of bleached cross, sinister suggestions, and Azy returns with All Goth Considered!
Read MoreNFD, The Waning Moon, Astari Nite, Cathedral In Flames, Orcus Nullify and more.
Read MoreWalking Corpse Syndrome is a psychiatric delusion in which you believe you are dead. You may not remember your own name and might try to prove that you're dead in extreme ways. In this episode, we discuss this delusion, possible causes and treatments.
Read MoreCanadian residential schools were not regular boarding schools, they were facilities meant to assimilate indigenous peoples into European-based Canadian society. Despite failing in this regard, they caused widespread intergenerational trauma to most people that attended them.
Read MoreAs one of the weirdest years on record comes to a close, Arcane Machine takes a look at some of their favorite musical products of 2022’s insanity. Veteran artists like PIG and Celldweller had some amazing releases, and a few newcomers made our list this time around too. What were your favorite songs of 2022?
Read MoreThey hate us because they ain’t us. The sneering elite return to set the internet straight. Prepare your bathole The Gothquisition is back to rip the poseurs again!
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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