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GothCast Episode 50 – Clan of Xymox Part 1

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Dr.Sanders and Bryan examine the first four albums from Clan of Xymox. This band has a sound as unique as the fact that their name keeps changing, but the duo will see just how well their releases hold up today.

9:36 Clan of Xymox [1985]
23:43 Random Interesting Goth Stuff
37:11 Medusa [1986]
48:01 Twist of Shadows [1989]
1:02:41 Phoenix [1991]

Halloween with the New Addams Family [1977] Review [Video]

The 70’s were a good time for wood paneling and shag carpeting, but not for The Addams Family. The original cast of the 60’s show reuniting, what could possibly go wrong?

This special is honestly very frustrating, there’s actually a documentary about Carolyn Jones that briefly mentions the production of this special and apparently the cast had a great time catching up.

Goth Thrifting in California (Plus Vinyl Restoration) [Video]

I took a trip to California and did some thrifting. There were plenty of thrift stores to choose from and the temperature was way too hot for me. I definitely prefer an overcast rainy day. This video was more of an experiment to see if people wanted to see similar episodes. It seems to have gone over well so I guess I’ll make more.

On a technical note, editing this video was a nightmare. It took way longer than expected, but that’s probably because I’m such a perfectionist.

Rosetta Stone – An Eye for the Main Chance Review (Plus Adrenaline) [Video]

I’m glad I can finally share this review with you guys! I really feel like this album is overlooked by many people who enjoy goth music and I’m happy to spread the word about it.

The new Rosetta Stone album:
https://rosettastoneuk.bandcamp.com/album/seems-like-forever

Watch a live performance by Rosetta Stone in 1991:

Misery Obscura Book Review [Video]

This book is great! I found it randomly while browsing Amazon and I was pleasantly surprised. I really wish there was a book dedicated to any of the bands featured in Misery Obscura. Eerie Von did an amazing job putting this together and if you haven’t already, then I recommend you check out Samhain’s music (Initium and November Coming Fire are my favorites) and Dazing II & III.

If you want to pick up a copy of this great book for yourself, then check out the link below (and no, this isn’t a sponsored review. I made it because I wanted to):