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Now displaying: May, 2017
May 29, 2017

This week on Necromancy Radio, I spoke with front man Jacques Saph from the Helsinki death rock band, Virgin in Veil. Jacques is the true Renaissance man – I say this because not only is he the co-writer and vocalist for the band, but also a multi-instrumentalist, philanthropist and his societal views on vegansim and anti-fascism are revealed in this interview. You may know him as the founder of Sleeping Children from Paris and other projects Secular Plague and Masquerade.

Jacques was born and raised in the city of Paris and for 25 years this was his home. Self taught on the guitar, he was originally inspired by the Sex Pistols and The Cure, knowing he would one day, with hard work, play and travel the world writing songs and performing on stage.

After meeting his wife Suzi Sabotage and without ever having visited Finland before, he moved to Helsinki in the Summer of 2014, fell in love and the rest is history. Formed in 2015, Virgin in Veil was as a result of meeting their drummer William as he was living in Helsinki, as he was half french, half Finnish and literally speaking the same language, Jacques quickly started writing music with him as the first member. Suzi Sabotage who later joined the band, is the backing vocalist and synth player. Virgin in Veil are a notable act on the death rock circuit, having toured heavily with almost 40 shows under their belt in Europe, Russia, LA and Mexico, they play amongst 210 bands over 4 days at this years Wave Gotik Treffen next weekend on Friday June 2.

Current line-up:

Jacques Saph: Vocals/Bass
Suzi Sabotage: Synth/Backing Vocals
Rudy Soininen: Guitar
William Freyermuth: Drums

Social Media:

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FACEBOOK
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May 22, 2017

Hello MCP Community,

The podcast is going on vacation for a month or so, but we don't want to leave you with nothing! We want to answer some of the questions you sent to us over Facebook, Twitter and our website!

Stay tuned for more special summer episodes!

Website
Twitter: @Morbidpodcast
Facebook
Instagram: @morbidcuriositypodcast

May 22, 2017

Horror Addicts Episode# 140
SEASON 12 - The Next Great Horror Writer Contest

JUDGES:

Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich

Judge: H.E. Roulo

Guest Judge: Tim Reynolds

Intro Music by: Valentine Wolfe

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The top 8 / Spoof Commercials.

Find all articles and interviews at: http://www.horroraddicts.net

164 Days till Halloween

Intro of judges, prizes, and contest.

Read of the top 8 / Spoof Commercials.

 

Contestants: Feind Gottes, Naching T. Kassa, Jess Landry, AE Kirk, Timothy G. Huguenin, Sumiko Saulson, Cat Voleur, Quentin Norris, Jonathan Fortin, Adele Marie Park, JC Martinez, Harry Husbands, Riley J. Pierce, Daphne Strasert.

 

HA.Net News:  

*Michele Roger talks about Alice in Wonderland: the Bridge Between Reality and Fantasy

*Kenzie Kordic brings us...Ghastly Games: Dead of Winter
*Crystal Connor reviews the movie Lavender
*David interviews Clockwork Wonderland Author Interview: James Pyne
*Jesse Orr's new installment of The Scarlett Dahlia

*PR: The Fourth Monkey by J.D. Barker
*Nightmare Fuel by DJ, LEAP CASTLE.

*Kbatz reviews The Munsters -Season One
*David's Haunted Library features Monsters In Our Wake by JH MONCRIEFF and Beatrice Beecham’s Cryptic Crypt BY DAVE JEFFERY

*HorrorAddicts.net will be having a release party for Clockwork wonderland at baycon, May 27th, 4pm at the San mateo marriott. Meet writers Emerian Rich, Michele Roger, Ezra Barany, Trinity Adler, Jonathan Fortin, Laurel Anne Hill and Sumiko Saulson.

*#NGHW News by Adelise M. Cullens

*By the Fire by David Waston

Find all this and more at HorrorAddicts.net

 

Dead Mail

Brad P. - Night’s Knights casting

Leslie C. - Night’s Knights casting

Jeff G. - The Norm Virus

Cindy F. - Criting on air #NGHW

Mary B. - How long do the #NGHW peeps take.

Gary R. - #NGHW fav. authors?

 

Next challenge announced.

Winner announced.

 

“Broken Pieces” by Valentine Wolfe

HorrorAddicts.net blog Kindle syndicated

HorrorAddicts.net Facebook group.

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h o s t e s s

Emerian Rich

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May 22, 2017

This week it's all about goats!

May 22, 2017

The Catacombs w/ DJ Gomez “10 Year Anniversary Show”

1. Special intro from DJ Gomez
2. Rotersand- Exterminate Annihilate Destroy
3. Colony 5- Black (single edit)
4. Gothminister- Angel
5. Project Pitchfork- Timekiller
6. KMFDM- Anarchy
7. Skinny Puppy- Assimilate
8. Psyclon Nine- Divine Infekt
9. Funker Vogt- Friendly Fire
10. :wumpscut:- Remember One Thing
11. The Birthday Massacre- Happy Birthday
12. E Nomine- Das Omen Im Kreis des Bosen
13. Clan of Xymox- Jasmine and Rose
14. Blutengel- Seelenschmerz
15. Ashbury Heights- Spiders
16. Kite- Dance Again
17. Light Asylum- Heart of Dust
18. Hante.- Hate vs Love
19. Sixth June- Night Before
20. Qual- Benevolent Technologies
21. Drab Majesty- Entrance and Exits 22. She Past Away- Soluk
23. Winter Severity Index- Waiting Room
24. Cold Cave- Confetti
25. Geometric Vision- Think
26. Forever Grey- The Style is Death
27. Ash Code- Nite Rite

May 15, 2017

The unofficial return of Gothropology as the pilot episode of Bitchcraft features a unique perspective on parenting from a real-life Morticia Addams: Jennifer Minter. From raising children in a loving environment and cultivating trust instead of pressure, maintaining her own identity through raising tiny ones, finding love on an AOL chat room, still kinda being in the broom closet (definitely being in the PTA), and the magick that's weaved the tapestry of her life. Pictured with her is Troll Meister and the smallest witchlet.

 

May 14, 2017

This weekend I interviewed Eyajo December Joseph from LA Deathrock outfit Black Heroin Gallery. Eyajo’s career spans over 25 years in the early years with a band known as The Baby Dolls, then after meeting Daniel Ian became co-songwriter and keyboardist for the Astrovamps from 1991-2007. First and foremost a poet, self-taught guitarist, illustrator, magazine creator and editor and now vocalist for Black Heroin Gallery, he’s a very busy man. However, he still took the time to chat with me over 2 hours of conversation about his life growing up in Lafayette, Indiana, getting a one way ticket to Los Angeles, forming a band, learning to play just like John Taylor and being a self-confessed Duran Duran fan. Eyajo’s southern charm is definitely addictive. He was so easy to talk to, we laughed a lot and even though my interviews generally span over one hour, this week we have 2 hours split over 2 episodes – Part One & Part 2.

Black Heroin Gallery now is a 3 piece being Eyajo (Vocals), Tony F Corpse (Drums) and Curtis aka Kris Fantom (Guitar). They’ve been rehearsing to release a second album and to start preparing for some live shows. I believe next year possibly getting a slot at WGT as well. The music is definitely reminiscent of Sex Gang Children, Ausgang and dare I say Cinema Strange. The eerie nature of this storytelling in Eyajo’s lyrics is also combined with a garage guitar sound that also eludes to even metal in parts. Released on German record label ‘Alice in…’ the band’s success was assisted by Frank D’Angelo as Ejayo’s first band, The Astrovamps, were first were signed and that relationship continued with his new band Black Heroin Gallery. Alice in… are also responsible for releasing other artists like William Faith, Monica Richards, Corpus Delicti, Bloody Dead & Sexy and Suspiria to name a few.

Eyajo is also the editor in chief for the magazine Pestilent Windfolk. This is a new publication that has been in circulation since Issue 1, Winter (USA) 2016. This is what drew me to the band initially as good friend Victoria Fashen had a copy and I just had to own it. It’s an epic 88 page black and white glossy magazine containing artwork, 14 interviews with underground post-punk, deathrock and artists from around the world. It’s a dying art, the production of magazines and as we discuss it the interview, Eyajo is not about to start compromising the content by releasing it more than once a year. For now. Issue 2 is already in production – watch this space!

May 14, 2017

This weekend I interviewed Eyajo December Joseph from LA Deathrock outfit Black Heroin Gallery. Eyajo’s career spans over 25 years in the early years with a band known as The Baby Dolls, then after meeting Daniel Ian became co-songwriter and keyboardist for the Astrovamps from 1991-2007. First and foremost a poet, self-taught guitarist, illustrator, magazine creator and editor and now vocalist for Black Heroin Gallery, he’s a very busy man. However, he still took the time to chat with me over 2 hours of conversation about his life growing up in Lafayette, Indiana, getting a one way ticket to Los Angeles, forming a band, learning to play just like John Taylor and being a self-confessed Duran Duran fan. Eyajo’s southern charm is definitely addictive. He was so easy to talk to, we laughed a lot and even though my interviews generally span over one hour, this week we have 2 hours split over 2 episodes – Part One & Part 2.

Black Heroin Gallery now is a 3 piece being Eyajo (Vocals), Tony F Corpse (Drums) and Curtis aka Kris Fantom (Guitar). They’ve been rehearsing to release a second album and to start preparing for some live shows. I believe next year possibly getting a slot at WGT as well. The music is definitely reminiscent of Sex Gang Children, Ausgang and dare I say Cinema Strange. The eerie nature of this storytelling in Eyajo’s lyrics is also combined with a garage guitar sound that also eludes to even metal in parts. Released on German record label ‘Alice in…’ the band’s success was assisted by Frank D’Angelo as Ejayo’s first band, The Astrovamps, were first were signed and that relationship continued with his new band Black Heroin Gallery. Alice in… are also responsible for releasing other artists like William Faith, Monica Richards, Corpus Delicti, Bloody Dead & Sexy and Suspiria to name a few.

Eyajo is also the editor in chief for the magazine Pestilent Windfolk. This is a new publication that has been in circulation since Issue 1, Winter (USA) 2016. This is what drew me to the band initially as good friend Victoria Fashen had a copy and I just had to own it. It’s an epic 88 page black and white glossy magazine containing artwork, 14 interviews with underground post-punk, deathrock and artists from around the world. It’s a dying art, the production of magazines and as we discuss it the interview, Eyajo is not about to start compromising the content by releasing it more than once a year. For now. Issue 2 is already in production – watch this space!

 

May 13, 2017

Intro:
Mono Inc - Boatman (Feat. Ronan Harris)

DJ Depraved
Preemptive Strike 0.1 - More Than Flesh (Grendel Remix)
Seraphim System - Riot in Progress (Phosgore Remix)
ES23 - Get Out Of My Head
SITD - Zenit
Circuito Cerrado - Arrhythmia

DJ Dante's Prayer
Distorted World - The Land of No Return (Leather Strip Remix)
Centhron - Blitzkrieg
Horskh - Engaged and Confused
Rein - Capitalism
V2A - Purge

Outtro Track:
Die Warzau - Never Again

May 8, 2017

The city of Paris is known for many things; romance, wine, art, culture and more. But Paris is also home to one of the most famous ossuaries in Europe, the Catacombs of Paris. And that is subject of this episode.

Website: www.morbidcuriositypodcast.com
Twitter: @Morbidpodcast
Facebook: /morbidcuriositypodcast
Instagram: @morbidcuriositypodcast

 

May 7, 2017

Join Your favorite television horror hosts Marlena Midnite and Robyn Graves for WQAD's Midnite Mausoleum. as they chat about movies with Black Masses, a classic zombie movie from the early 70's and various other things.

May 7, 2017

Horror Addicts Episode# 139
SEASON 12 - The Next Great Horror Writer Contest

JUDGES:

Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich

Judge: H.E. Roulo

Guest Judge: The Count

Intro Music by: Valentine Wolfe

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The top 8 / 500 Word Blog Posts.

http://traffic.libsyn.com/horroraddicts/HorrorAddicts139.mp3

Find all articles and interviews at: http://www.horroraddicts.net

 

179 Days till Halloween

Intro of judges, prizes, and contest.

Read of the top 8 / 500 Word Blog Posts.

 

Contestants: Feind Gottes, Naching T. Kassa, Jess Landry, AE Kirk, Timothy G. Huguenin, Sumiko Saulson, Cat Voleur, Quentin Norris, Jonathan Fortin, Adele Marie Park, JC Martinez, Harry Husbands, Riley J. Pierce, Daphne Strasert.

 

HA.Net News:  

*Jenn Vix / The Sound of the Possessed.

*Midnight Syndicate Live! Will be back at Cedar Point this fall.

*ScareLa 2017 August, 5&6
*Women in Horror film festival September 21 – 24 Peachtree City, GA

*Free Fiction by J.C. Eickelberg installment 2 of C. DARWIN DECAY

*David’s Haunted Library / Alethia by JS Breukelaar and Drawing Dead by Brian Mckinley.

*Kbatz / The Oblong Box and Scream and Scream Again.

*Crystal Connor / Devil in the Dark

*New staff Kenzie Kordic / Love of horror.

*Lisa Vasquez  / Building your brand for your writing.

*#NGHW News by Adelise M. Cullens

*By the Fire by David Waston

Find all this and more at HorrorAddicts.net

 

Dead Mail

Angela - Writing feedback

Kendra - When is Dusk’s Warriors coming out?

Jeff - Thanks

 

Next challenge announced.

Winner announced.

“Broken Pieces” by Valentine Wolfe

HorrorAddicts.net blog Kindle syndicated

HorrorAddicts.net Facebook group.

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Write in re: ideas, questions, opinions, horror cartoons, favorite movies, etc...

horroraddicts@gmail.com

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h o s t e s s

Emerian Rich

s t a f f

David Watson, Stacy Rich, Dan Shaurette, KBatz (Kristin Battestella), Mimielle, D.J. Pitsiladis, Jesse Orr, Crystal Connor, Lisa Vasquez, Adelise M. Cullens, Kenzie Kordic.

Want to be a part of the HA staff? Email horroraddicts@gmail.com

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May 4, 2017

1. This Cold Night- Enigmatic Individual
2. Lebanon Hanover- Fall Industrial Wall
3. Double Echo- Playhouse
4. Plastique Noir- Rose of Flesh and Blood
5. Ritual Howls- Nervous Hands
6. Merciful Nuns- Radiation
7. Batzz in the Belfry- Come and Die
8. The House of Usher- Not Your Friend
9. The Beauty of Gemina- Bitter Sweet Goodbye
10. The Hearse- Dimming Moon
11. Skeleton Hands- Oxygen
12. The Agnes Circle- Porcelain
13. Geometric Vision- Think

 

 

May 2, 2017

Welcome to episode 41 of Cemetery Confessions! This month we are chatting about growing up goth, the state of the scene, reviewing the new album from new today, we’ve got an interview with the guys from the We Have a Technical Podcast and we are hanging out with Angel from the Band Gild the Mourn. We also have the goth word of the month, sinister suggestions, and more!

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

This months guest is Angel of Gild the Mourn and Goth Night!

State of the Club Scene 9:45

Goth Word of the Month 21:44

News: 26:10
-Elder Goths: When Growing up Doesn't Mean Abandoning your Youth Culture

Album Review: 1:29:10
Better Than Death - New Today

Interview: 1:51:13
Bruce and Alex from We Have a Technical and I Die You Die stop by to chat about the state of goth and industrial music. cultural evolution, identity construction, podcasting, wrestling, Blutengel, and more!

~Bonus Content~

 

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