I made a cameo in Sweeney Deville’s review of the Dommin album “Love is Gone”. There were a few technical difficulties so it came out a later than expected, but I think it turned out great.
Check out Sweeney’s channel below:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeHjH40wuyDu2beTGfc86Ug
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Wait…what? A new episode of the GothCast Podcast!? That’s right! I’ve been itching to record an episode for a long time and my friend Bryan has taken on the brave task of being my cohost. The episode ending up being a strange one for a return because The Danse Society are tough to review. Anyway, let me know what you guys think and we’re definitely working on more.
Time Stamps:
3:10 Seduction
13:24 Recent Interesting Goth Stuff
25:35 Heaven Is Waiting
45:50 Looking Through
59:43 Change of Skin
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:
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):
What a strange cartoon. I think a majority of people either didn’t know this existed or had very little knowledge of it. It really wasn’t that fun to watch, but it must have been someone’s favorite cartoon at some point, right?
A new album from members of Bauhaus, Tones On Tail, and Love and Rockets? Well let’s see what all the hubbub is about.
This was again a video I almost didn’t release. It’s not that I didn’t have a lot to say on the subject, but sometimes doing album reviews are difficult because people are passionate about music and I’ve found they’re much less flexible on outside opinions compared to movies, books, and television shows. Anyway, I released it and people seemed to like it.
This is still one of my favorite videos that I’ve ever produced. It did take a really long time to put together, but to me it was worth it. There probably one or two more things I could have added to it, but all in all this really encapsulates my feelings on the show.
I really don’t know how I keep making almost 20 minutes long. I seriously thought this was going to be about 6 minutes long. I had some personal stuff going on so this took a bit longer to get out. Sweeney Deville was great to work with and you should check out his videos and music. We actually didn’t talk that much behind the scenes, it just kinda worked out.
Sweeney Deville’s Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeHjH40wuyDu2beTGfc86Ug
This is my video in celebration of World Goth Day! Hands down, the most Goth Day in the world…right?
I was working on this video this Saturday and I thought it was the 17th. The date was actually the 19th. Then I panicked, paused The Office and finished this video. I hope you enjoy World Goth Day and I’m still baffled as to how this video ended up being 15 minutes long.
Woohoo. This video took a ridiculous amount of time to finish. We will definitely be seeing more of The Crow in the coming months.
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