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Now we’re well into the New Year*, I’m keen to look ahead to see what’s on offer to the discerning goth across the UK this year. Our goblets runneth over with festivals, as more and more promoters stake out multiple nights with a substantial roster of bands in cities and towns across the country.

This could be a windfall moment for the excellent array of upcoming UK...


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At this time of year, a lot of us are headed ‘home’ – whatever metaphysical connotations that may have for you. So I’ve looked as close as possible to home for some new music to listen to, and I want to share it with all my readers – my gift to you (beyond memes with Santa hats haphazardly photoshopped onto various goth luminaries)!

The North East is currently enjoy...


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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese got an early Halloween shock when he was thrust into a cultural quandary at the end of October, after being photographed wearing the iconic “Unknown Pleasures” shirt by Joy Division. Normally a ubiquitous piece of post-punk apparel, his opponents chose to seize on the grim origins of the legendary band’s name to attack him. I’m diggi...


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The Department of Homeland Security within the American government has been forced to withdraw a video it shared on some social media platforms, after a copyright violation notification over the music – “Friday I’m In Love” by The Cure, the award-winning smash hit and th...


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I made the jump to Bluesky sometime ago, but only recently have I suddenly noticed a surge in interactions. Almost universally good as well, a delightful change from some festering online hellholes I could mention.

Almost universally good. One casually ins...


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