This month we are talking about the controversial website Gothic.life, we are discussing racism and homophobia in the goth scene, and we are reviewing the new album from Direct Attack. For the philosophy corner we are talking with film critic David Canfield about the horror genre and its impact on modern society.
Our guest this month is Zakkarrii, of Living the Strange Life.
If you enjoy the show,
please consider supporting us on Patreon.
You can subscribe to the show via
our podcast app or
iTunes.
You can E-mail us at CemeteryConfessions@gmail.com
News:
-Getting Into Goth 4:55
-Racism and Homophobia in the Goth Scene 35:04
-Why Millennials Won't go to Clubs Anymore 1:21:17
Album Review: 1:44:39
Direct Attack - Lapsed Catholic
Philosophy Corner: 2:01:40
This month we are talking to Dave Canfield, Chicago horror movie critic, about the psychology behind horror, and its relationship with culture. You can find his new podcast HumanSide, over on Twitch Film. You can get the book, Satanic Panic: Pop-Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s, that Dave contributed to HERE.
Here is a bonus video for you! If you want more content like this, you can get it by subscribing on Patreon.
You can watch the bonus video here on YouTube.
Gothropology is the show that discusses ancient traditions, spirituality and regeneration- the guide to come and take you by the hand into unknown pleasures.
On this episode, Brit-El gives a run through of upcoming and recently released films, music and other aspects of media and news that are worth her time. Reviews of Sing It Ugly by Those Poor Bastards and Songs To Kill Your Lover To by Rebis in Eden, pre-release insight on The Neon Demon and The Conjuring 2, the return of Twin Peaks, Chelsea Wolfe and other bands on tour, upcoming summer festivals, songs Brit-El dances around to on Spotify and much more.
Tune in for a quick, fun 30-minute culture recap and send Brit-El your favorite Satan songs when you're done!
Welcome to the second installment of our zine cast series! This time with artist and sex worker Cait Autonomy about BDSM, art, and what the kids are up to these days. As well as new record releases, what it's like to run your own label, and more.
Music by Annex, OMD and Silent Circle.
For more about Mass Media Records, visit their website
1 - Hollow Hearts (Dysonix Mix) -
Bella Lune
2 - Lux Aeterna (Cold Reword by
Aesthetische) - Llumen
3 - Purple Sky - Vault
113
4 - Waiting to be Told - Blaqk
Audio
5 - Nothing - Lost Area
6 - Feel the Silence (Shapeless Mix)
- Elegant Machinery
7 - This and the Other (Dystonix Mix)
- Bella Lune
8 - Dead is Better (Tyler Milchmann
Remix) - Double Eyelid
9 - cRave - nTTx
10 - Gegen den Strom -
Nachtmahr
11 - Torn Realities (extended
version) - Rotersand
12 - A Matter of Time -
Informatik
In this episode Brit-El goes off script and speaks from the heart. Among the topics discussed are film, sexuality, theology, and she even takes some calls.
On this episode of Gothropology, Brit-El and traditional British witch Griffin Ced work the angles of one of paganism's biggest festivals: Beltane. What role does fire really play in the biggest fire festival? What role does the family and community play in the "sexiest" festival? What of personal evolution at this time of year? Listen in for the full-bodied conversation on Beltane. And for those interested in seeing Griffin in action, don't forget to check the Green Man's calendar for upcoming events!
Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich & Dan Shaurette
Intro Music by: Valentine Wolfe
————————
once upon a scream | hekseri | babadook
Find all articles and interviews at: http://www.horroraddicts.net
190 days till halloween
Once Upon a Scream
Shadow People and Cursed Objects
“Broken Pieces” by Valentine Wolfe
HorrorAddicts.net blog Kindle syndicated
-----------------------
Write in re: ideas, questions, opinions, horror cartoons, favorite movies, etc...
horroraddicts@gmail.com
------------------------
h o s t e s s
Emerian Rich
s t a f f
David Watson, Stacy Rich, Dan Shaurette, KBatz (Kristin Battestella), Mimielle, Killion Slade, D.J. Pitsiladis, Jesse Orr, A.D. Vick, Mimi Williams, Lisa Vasquez, Alex S. Johnson
Want to be a part of the HA staff? Email horroraddicts@gmail.com
b l o g / c o n t a c t / s h o w . n o t e s
Black Out in the Bat House : Episode 30
Dj. Ely BaT
---------------------------------------
1: Vitesse - When Nothing's Changed
2: Soviet Soviet - Lokomotiv
3: Blood Bitch - acid tongue
4: Gangue Morcego - Olhos Incertos
5: Veil Of Light – Shoulders
6: Abecedarians - They Said Tomorrow
7: Balzac - The World Without End
8: Third Circle - Kola
9: Every New Dead Ghost - She's Waiting
10: The Hearse - Dead City
11: Death In Dresden - The Clip
12: The Spiritual Bat - Mosaic
13: Die Unbekannten - casualties
Hey Everyone… Here is our first ever Mass Media Records Zine Cast, featuring the radical Robert Sullen curator and host for San La Muerte fest, August 4th-6th 2016 in San Antonio, Tx.
Robert is also a world traveler, musician, and photographer, he will be exhibiting his photos at the artshow pre-party for San La Muerte Fest 2016. He is also the drummer to Christ vs. Warhol.
Check out Robert’s work and like his page here.
For Event info go to: https://www.facebook.com/events/1683481388599512/
Website : http://www.sanlamuertefest.com/
For Tickets go to: http://www.sanlamuertefest.com/tickets
Teaser for San La Muerte Fest by Aztec Death
Trying something new, we are going to port over to youtube as well! Keep an eye on my FaceBook for postings.
DJ Depraved:
Etage Neun - Cry out in the Rain
Pasadena Night - Beauty of Night
Parralox - Somebody II (People Theatre's Impatience Mix)
Lost Controllers - Your World
Clicks - The World is Ending
DJ Dante's Prayer:
Freezepop - Phantoms
Blutengel - Krieger (Reworked)
Ayria - Feed Her to the Wolves
The Labrynth - Falling
Pet Shop Boys - Inner Sanctum
Ending the show with:
Peter Heppner - Give Us What We Need (Truth is Not the Key)
1 - Give us the Truth we Need - Peter Heppner
2 - Somebody II (People Theatre's Imaptience Mix) - Parralox
3 - Torn Realities (Solar Fake remix) Rotersand
4 - Love Me, Hold Me, Kill Me - Espermachine
5 - Black Roses (Reworked) - Blutengel
6 - Apostate - Venal Flesh
7 - The Saint - Lights of Euphoria
8 - Her Fire (Ivardensphere Remix) - Avarice in Audio
9 - Waiting For the Storm - Decoded Feedback
10 - Drop the Beat - Memmaker
11 - Code-thulhu - Hardcore Pond
12 - V11393 - KVB
Welcome to episode 29 of Cemetery Confessions! On this month’s episode we are talking about self identity and leaving the goth subculture, we have some movie news, and we are review the new album from Espermachine. For the philosophy corner, we speak with Emma about her doctorate research on the goth scene, it’s aesthetics, and what keeps members a part of the culture into old age.
Our guest this month is Xavier! You can find his projects here:
Kinderen van Moeder Aarde, YoutTube, The Marchesa Casati, Dark Entries (English), Peek-a-boo Magazine, Dark Entries (Dutch), Personal Blog (Dutch)
If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon.
You can E-mail us at CemeteryConfessions@gmail.com
Conversation about the Belgium Goth Scene 1:10
News: 18:01
12 Ways to Survive as an Ex-Goth
Quick News: 1:01:47
-Trash and Vaudeville moving
-Crow Director Disses the Remake
-Fields of the Nephilim Return
Album Review: 1:14:00
Philosophy Corner: 1:30:24
We are interviewing Emma tonight about socio-aesthetic experiences of culture, cultural history, viewing goth as a culture rather than subculture, and the sociology of design; specifically how that translates into communities of belonging especially among goths. Emma is now undertaking a PhD as a participant researcher. She recently conducted the largest ever survey about goth, among participants of the culture for that very project, which is titled Just a Phase? Goth subculture as an identity constant beyond youth.
On this installment of Gothropology, Griffin Ced and your haunted host Brit-El discuss Ostara and the spring equinox: the finding of inner peace and stability whilst weathering the turmoil of others, and harnessing the creative forces in the season of change. The revealing nature of the season's light, the potential of spring as the transgender-oriented, gender-negatory festival of the Wheel, the strength of the tide... join in on the conversation on stirring energy and awakening light. Griffin and Brit-El also discuss the need to drink directly from the Well of creation on our own rather than glorifying actions in the past, of giving honor to the Hero rather than celebrating the Victim, and another way to celebrate easter: Odin!
What are the right questions that open the most interesting doors? Tune in for insight on the tides that rush to push the awakening of spirit, and follow The Green Man's events on their calendar and Facebook.
1. Axodry - Suspense (New Age Gore Mix)
2. Will - Summoning
3. Cure - Push
4. Frozen Autumn - Sperm Like Honey
5. à;GRUMH - In the Garden
6. Siouxsie and the Banshees - Painted Bird
7. Gary Numan - Berserker
8. Ministry - Say You're Sorry
9. Romeo Void - Out on my Own (Dance Mix)
10. Cabaret Voltaire - Why Kill Time When You Can Kill Yourself?
11. Xmal Deutschland - Polarlicht
12. Qual - Geometry of Wounds
13. Blok 57 - There's Nothing Real
14. Selofan - In The Darkness
15. Holger Hiller - Das Feuer
16. Executive Slacks - 30 Years
17. Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Spinning Round (12" Crash Mix)
18. Leningrad Sandwich - Meatfactory
19. Bauhaus - Sanity Assassin
20. Book of Love - Lost Souls
21. Schadenfraude - Blood
22. Kontravoid - Silent Visions
23. FORCES - Idolize
24. Invisible Limits - Shadows
25. Martin Dupont - Inside Out
26. Silent EM - Singular Malice
27. New Order - Angel Dust
28. Click Click - Rotor Babe
29. Klinik - Talking to a Stranger
30. Luminance - No Second Act
31. Poésie Noire - Tragedy
32. Youth Code - Carried Mask
Black out in the bat house : Episode 29
Dj. Ely BaT
----------------------------------
1: The Square peg-echos of war
2: La Voz De tus Ausentes- pensamiento
3: The Stars That Wouldn't Shine - Tchiakovsky
4: Decade - diva diva
5: This Vale of Tears- 7-17
6: Baby Horror- Halloween
7: The Nuns - I monster
8: The Cramps - Strychnine
9: Thrill of the Pull- green to red
10: The Wild Flowers- melt like ice
11: In Excelsis - One day
12: Fallen Apart - decay
13: Suicidas - vertigo
Gothropology is the show that discusses ancient traditions, spirituality and regeneration- the guide to come and take you by the hand into unknown pleasures. Today, Brit-El speaks with S.J. Tucker, beloved singer-songwriter of the otherworldly persuasion. Sooj discusses Brit-El divulge their love of Damh the Bard, opening the gates for Sooj’s love of her pagan fans who claimed her as their own, upcoming festival gigs and the soon-arriving Green Album, a collaborative feat including such names as Sharon Knight, Damh the Bard, Spiral Dance, Mama Gina LaMonte and many more.
You can find S.J. online at her website, twitter, Facebook and keep up with her on her concert calendar! Find her music on Spotify, Pandora and more.
Follow Brit-El on Facebook, Twitter and Feral Pagan Thinker. You can also find her episodes on the Goth podcast network, The Belfry.
DJ Depraved is back with new tracks, and even managed to get DJ Dante's Prayer along for the ride this month.
DJ Depraved
IAMX - North Star (Mr. Kitty Remix)
L'Ame Immortelle - Changes (Re-Recorded 2015)
Parralox - Wildlife (7TH Heaven Club Mix)
Bradley - Tonight
DJ Dante's Prayer
Dance With the Dead - Graveyard Shift
Le Matos (Feat. Pawws) - No Tomorrow
Ashbury Heights - The Number 22
Conjure One (Feat. Hannah) Kill the Fear
Snog - Apocalypse Fatigue
DJ Depraved
Blutengel - Ein Augenblick (Symphonic Versio Live Auf Dem Gothik Meet Klassik)
The Catacombs w/ DJ Gomez:
1. Iris- Phenom
2. Mesh- How Long? (Assemblage 23 remix)
3. Foretaste- Alone With People Around
4. Echo Image- Neverending Story (fantasian mix)
5. Fr/Action- My Heart Goes Bang Bang
6. Mind.In.a.Box- 8 Bits
7. Absurd Minds- Stop the Fall (Cephalgy mix)
8. Code 64- Stasis (radio edit)
9. Torul- Try
10. The Parallel Project- Alchemy
11. Culture Kultur- Sieged
12. Kite- True Colours
13. Tenek- A New Foundation
This month we are going to spend a lot of time talking about music, its relevance in the goth scene today, some of the history and evolution of the genre, and some of our favorite albums. We are going to review the newest album from the band Savages, and at the end of the show, we have an interview with The Blogging Goth, in which we discuss the concept of hate crimes, the goth scene in England, and WGW among other topics.
Our guests this month are Michelle and Trae!
If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon.
You can subscribe to the show via our podcast app or iTunes.
You can E-mail us at CemeteryConfessions@gmail.com
~Our Favorite Albums 2:00
News:
-Traditional Goth is Dead, Long Live Modern Goth 26:57
-Reference: Michelle and The Count's Response
-Goth Music in the 80's 1:16:23
Album Review: 1:42:15
Interview:
We sit down with Tim Sinister over at The Blogging Goth, to talk about elitism, WGW, hate crimes, goth culture in England, and other hot topics.
Sinister Suggestions: 2:51:42
1 - North Star (Mr. Kitty Mix) - IAMX
2 - Fortunes Faded - Sinestar
3 - I Remember - Mechanical Apfelsine
4 - Ship of Fools (Single Edit) - Accessory
5 - Selfless Toy - Bahntier
6 - Chronophage - Iszoloscope
7 - Flesh Grinder (Centhron Remix) - Mordacious
8 - P-S-D - Noisuf-X
9 - Noise Monsters - Phosgore
10 - Last Resort (Substaat Staatmix) - Komputergirl
11 - Escape Gravity - Faderhead
12 - River (Radio Version) - Electro Spectre
13 - Elysion - Aeon Sable
14 - Love Still Remains - Angels of Liberty
15 - Being - The Soft Moon
Black out in the bat house .: Episode 28 Dj. Ely Bat --------------------------------------- 1: Screams For Tina - Judgement Day 2: Eat Your Make-Up - I Was The Murderer 3: KURRAKÄ - Lunar Eclipse 4: Escarlatina Obsessiva - Deny! Deny! 5: Crashblack Big Orange - Nerves 6: Southern Death Cult - False Faces 7: S-Haters - Solitary Habit 8: Headhunters - Bright And Bloody 9: Middle Class- A Skeleton At The Feast 10: Merciful Nuns - The Maelstrom 11: Un Cadavre - Headstones 12: Vex - It's No Crime 13: The Black Veils - (Let's Set The) cities on fire 14: Moral Hex - The joke's on us
Gothropology is the show that discusses ancient traditions, spirituality, sexuality and regeneration- the guide to come and take you by the hand into unknown pleasures. On the second installment of Wheel of the Year with Griffin Ced, Brit-El and Griffin discuss the pagan high day Imbolc, and the traditions surrounding the return of spring. From the randy Roman origins of Valentine’s Day in Lupercalia to the stirring of returning earthly life force that is Imbolc, tune in for detailed discussion on the true reason for the season. The dark, contemplative “dying times” pass into light with clearing of the mind, surroundings and spirit– “spring cleaning” leading to the strength of will, allowing the primal force and strength of will to go forth and conquer. Griffin discusses further the inspiration that makes individual rites distinct year-by-year, and gives personal insight on his upbringing and experience as a community teacher today.
As the wheel turns, tune in!
Keep your eyes open for rituals, vision quests, classes and more at The Green Man on Facebook and their calendar page.
A dark podcast in which Mikhail Büer recounts his life story; a supernatural tale of blood, lust and love lost accompanied by a variety of gothic Synth-Pop, EBM, Industiral, etc. mikhailbuer.com
Playlist
“Let’s Get Started” by Noisuf-X [Invasion]
“Flesh Menagerie (Funker Vogt Mix)” by Informatik [Re_Vision]
“Augen Auf” by Oomph! [Wahrheit oder Pflicht]
“Dead Girls Are Easy” by The 69 Eyes [Back in Blood]
“Fear” by Mind in a Box [Crossroads]|
“Poisonous Friend” by Seabound [Beyond Flatline]
“What’s Love All About (Unpleasantsurprise Mix)” by De/Vision [Popgefahr]
“Body to Body” by Cryo [Mixed Emotions]
“She’s Like Rain and Hate” by Faderhead [FH4]
“Dead Inside (Aesthetic Perfection Remix)” by Ludovico Technique [We Came To Wreck Everything]
“Surviving (Synth Amok Remix)” by Namnambulu [Namnambulu Expansion EP]
“In the Night (Midnight Remix)” by Essence of Mind [In The Night EP]
“I Don’t Care Anymore” cover by Tweaker [Call the Time Eternity]
“Waste of Love” by Ashbury Heights [Three Cheers for the Newlydeads]
“Surrender” by CHROM [Synthetic Movement]
“I’ll Drink Your Blood Tonight” by Totten Mechanismus [Ab Initio]
“Pain Goes By” by Solar Fake [Frontiers]
“Don’t Be Afraid (Alone In The Dark Mix)” by Informatik [Come Together]
Sorry I don't have the time to put together commentary! Hit the donate button and give us a good rating on iTunes. Enjoy a classic set, I was a bit tight on time to download, sort, and listen to much new music. There's a couple of new tracks tossed in though!
More from DJ Depraved
1: Zeraphine - Rain Falls
2: AADF - Demongirl
3: Heimataerde - Dark Dance (Mainfloor)
4: Absurd Minds - Serve or Suffer
5: Ien Oblique - Drowning World
6: Evil's Toy - Virtual State
7: De/Vision - Drifting Sideways (Radio Edit by T.O.Y.)
8: Hungry Lucy - To Kill a King (Oil 10 Mix)
9: Tenek - What Kind of Friend (Grayed Out Mix)
10: Zoon Politicon - Special Kind of Love (Old School Mix)
The Catacombs w/ DJ Gomez
1. Cadra Ash- Inner Strife
2. Inkubus Sukkubus- Vampyre Erotica
3. Switchblade Symphony- Bad Trash
4. Trance to the Sun- The Thinner the Air
5. Mephisto Walz- A Magic Bag
6. Magenta- Secret Sky
7. Hatesex- A Rose Without Eyes
8. The Spiritual Bat- Of Breath and Veils
9. Scarlet's Remains- Metall Heiligenschein
10. Tapping the Vein- Butterfly
11. The Naked and the Dead- Cassandra
12. Super Heroines- Children of the Night
13. Readership Hostile- Ghost Lived Fire
14. The Machine in the Garden- Miserere Mei