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“Bus Stop Goths” – surreal and searing comedy theatre

Raucously funny throughout, coarse and wry in equal turns and achingly modern; younger audiences will instantly fall in love, recognise and be recognised in this story Continue reading

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New Music Review – December 2025

The North East is enjoying a dark renaissance of activity and it truly is my pleasure to extol the benefits of my local scene. Continue reading

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New Music Reviews – August 2025

I should back up my words about new music being fresh blood to the goth scene. So read on for three releases I enjoyed recently that are keeping goth moving ever forward… Continue reading

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Deadinburgh Festival 2025

Despite an array of logistical issues, the inaugural Deadinburgh delivered an astonishing roster of new and established alternative acts… Continue reading

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“Sad Songs for Anthony” – new postpunk tunes from The Sisters of Mercy founder guitarist, Gary Marx

Sad Songs for Anthony is a generous selection of dark-tinged, guitar-driven postpunk tracks that share DNA with those mesmeric tunes which immortalised The Sisters of Mercy in the first place… Continue reading

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