Goth
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Peter Bjärgö – Structures and Downfall Review
Beauty and Mind Deconstruction
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Iamthemorning – The Bell Review
Iamanexcellentgenremashup
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Lupa J – Swallow Me Whole Review
Glitter goth anthems for those that glow brightest in the dark
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Chelsea Wolfe Returns With Creepy Acoustic New Single
Darker still even in the softer zone
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Unto Ashes – Pretty Haunted Things Review
Slither on that zither
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Peter Bjargo returns with epic sounding new album
Peter Bjargo, one of the many talented musicians from the gothic ancient folk group Arcana is returning back with a new solo studio album. The…
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Yoshitaka Hirota – Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All Star Carnival Soundtrack Review
A slice of gothic rave arrangements to allude to a dream collaboration Yoshitaka Hirota is the lead composer for the Shadow Hearts series and his…
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Introducing… Beauty In Chaos
Beauty In Chaos is an interesting collaborative effort that centres around guitarist Michael Ciravolo. Ciravolo is the through blood and across the debut album works with a…
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Soap&Skin – From Gas To Solid / You Are My Friend Review
What happens when the haunted become grateful? Soap&Skin’s musical career to date has always been about having shimmers of beauty in demonic, haunting piano and…
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Gazelle Twin – Pastoral Review
Social Anxiety and a Pointed Finger from the Piper Herself Knowing how to describe what Gazelle Twin does with sound is a bit like asking…
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Dead Can Dance share new track “Mountain” from upcoming album
Dead Can Dance have released their preview single “The Mountain” ahead of the release of their new album Dionysus which is due out 2nd November.…
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Emma Ruth Rundle – On Dark Horses Review
A wall of sound and emotion to rock you to your core Emma Ruth Rundle’s heavy and dense wall of guitar sound is her signature…
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Zola Jesus – “Okavi: Additions” Review
Bonus tracks not to be missed
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Zola Jesus to release new mini album “Okovi Additions”
Unreleased tracks and remixes mark an extension of Okovi
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Zola Jesus – “Okavi” Review
A melting pot of a varied career
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Living Dead Girl – “Autumn” Review
Gothic industrial musings of a vampire
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Qntal – “VII” Review
A triumphant return after six years in slumber
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Introducing… Dragonfly Lingo
Dragonfly Lingo has an amazing tonal quality to it where the sound feels like it’s been beamed down from an alien craft because everything sounds…
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Soap & Skin – “Sugarbread” Review
“Sugarbread” is the three track single that rounds off for Anna Plaschg the “Narrow” section of her music. Seemingly not fitting on the short album,…
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Live Vault – Dead Can Dance
Finally in the Live Vault trio its Dead Can Dance whom I can’t find a ticket for anywhere! Here’s two songs from Brendan that aren’t…
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Video Vault – Tremor Low
Tremor Low hail from Oakland, USA and have a nice crossover gothic/rock/grunge hybrid going on with some Cure-esque vocalisation for added pleasure. The music video…
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Peter Bjargo – “The Architecture of Melancholy” Review
Peter Bjargo has been enjoying a nice solo career alongside from Arcana of late and his latest album of work “The Architecture of Melancholy” takes…
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Lila Rose – “Heart Machine” Review
Lila Rose’s new album “Heart Machine” is a wonderful work of art. Genre bending to the point where it becomes a new genre in itself,…
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Live Vault – Arcana
Arcana, one of my biggest finds for 2010, opens 2011’s Live Vault with a great rendition of Abkrat”. I’m sure they’re using snippets from Baraka…
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Jordan Reyne – “How the Dead Live” Review
Every now and then an artist appears on your radar from nowhere and blows you out of the water – and you don’t mind a…
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Soap&Skin – “Lovetunes for Vacuum” Review
Soap&Skin fell onto my radar a few months ago and I’ve never looked back. “Lovetune for Vacuum” is a beautifully gothical deliciously delicate delight. “Sleep”…
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Unto Ashes – “The Blood of My Lady” Review
Unto Ashes’ 5th album The Blood of My Lady see’s the ever changing band continue down their ancient folksy apocalyptic music that they do so…
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Video Vault – Soap&Skin
This weeks video vault is the magically bizarre Soap&Skin with her official music video of Thanatos from her delightful debut album. Anyone who wants a…
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Dead Can Dance – First Song Released
Brendan Perry has just released the first studio recording of Dead Can Dance from 1982. The songs “A Means of Escape” is available to download…
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Live Vault – Miranda Sex Garden
Good old gothic choral bands – there just isn’t enough of them! Here’s a rare live video called “Fly”. Beautifully discordant!
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Live Vault – Qntal
Qntal are this weeks live vault band! Their latest album Qntal VI: Translucida arrived in the post this morning and shall be reviewed in the…
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Unto Ashes – New Album Soon
Unto Ashes have their latest album in the mastering stage. Album number six entitled “The Blood of My Lady” went into mastering in August this…
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Jo Gabriel – Fools & Orphans Review
Jo Gabriel returns to the stage with her atmospheric haunting style that is so very unique with her third release “Fools and Orphans” and this…
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Hannah Fury – “Through the Gash” Review
Hannah Fury returns with her second full length album (after several EPs) with her trademark vocal layering and haunting presence very much intact, adding synths…
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Live Vault – Mediaeval Baebes
I’m relatively new the this magical group. Mediaeval Baebes have been around for a while with an ever changing line up but the core of…
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Live Vault – Qntal
Qntal are hosts to this weeks Live Vault with fan favourite and one of the finest examples of how to do Gothic music without going…
