Cemetery Confessions: A Goth Talk Podcast Dani Ashes

Why did goths change the way they interacted with outsiders after Columbine, why was fashion of the time starkly different from today, why was gatekeeping part of the scene in the first place, and why weren’t goths allowed to smile before 2010. All this and more as we walk through the story of goth in the late 90’s and early 2000’s with a panel of goths who lived through it.
Our guests this month are Jessie Meowser, Jessica and Bruce Lord.
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Intro 00:00
90's 3:48
Club Scene 11:20
Life in the 2000's 44:25
Columbine and 9/11 1:20:30
Goth Was Just Different 1:37:00
Vampires: 2:05:00
Emo vs. Goth 2:15:40
Find More 2:30:00
Fashion 2:34:08
Mallgoth 2:50:00
 
References:
-90’s goth youtube playlist
-90’s goth youtube playlist
-small town goth
-simronan

We're speaking with Natasha Sharf about goth drama, debating whether goth is an umbrella term or not, exploring the impact of goth fashion leaking into the mainstream and much more!
Authored Books | Prog Magazine | Young Limbs Numb Hymns
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Intro 00:00
Turning Goth 2:41
Is goth too serious 11:00
Influence 20:30
Meltdown Magazine 25:28
What is Goth Music 35:30
The Goth Umbrella 45:55
Goth Fashion and Transgression 59:34
How has Goth Changed 1:08:38
Music 1:17:15
Sexism 1:27:00
Goth vs. Gothic 1:31:30
Zines 1:33:00
Outro 1:41:30
Post Show Musings 1:46:30

We're speaking with Willow Scarlet about South Asian fashion in the goth scene, the need for diversity in goth music, their experience as a goth in India and more. 
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Intro 00:00
Cultural Influence in Goth Music 6:30
South Asian Goth Aesthetic 16:40
What is Goth Music 33:10
Queer Identity 37:30
What is Goth 42:37
Pishach 51:30
Fast Fashion 55:33
Cultural Appropriation 1:03:10
State of Goth Music 1:21:45
Outro 1:38:30
 
References:
-Alt Culture is not Original
-Cultural Appropriation
-Ghosting - Lion King

We're taking an in depth look at what kinds of creativity are possible within a dark scene framework through the new release by Temple of Angels, Endless Pursuit. We'll also share a list of quick fire album recommendations, chat about libraries and more. 
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Intro 00:00
Album Review 5:50
Temple of Angels - Endless Pursuit
Sinister Suggestions 1:11:25
More Album Recs 1:20:20
References:
-Octavian Winters - The Line or Curve
-Gifts of the Earth
-Gothnetic - Flowers
-Frozen Charlette’s - Wax Venus
-Angel’s of the Void - Repent
-Yakima Jera - Fire
-Nightsister - Die Young
-Vosh - Vessel
-Mortal Boy - Anhedonia
-Voilok
-Petrified Entity - Alone
-Obsidian - 19 Dead
-Linnea Hjerten - Nio Systrar
-Internet Archive

On this episode we speak with Vincent and Victor about their project, Gothe Residency of the Arts. We’ll debate the place of AI art, explore whether goth can still transgress or has become too safe, wax poetic about the role of art in the goth community and more.
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Intro 00:00
Guest Introductions 2:30
What is GROTA 12:20
Why GROTA 22:15
Art and the Internet 27:42
Inclusivity and Gatekeeping 39:30
Dark Market 43:30
AI Art 49:10
Philosophy of Art 1:10:15
Is goth too safe 1:21:23
Post Show Musings 1:40:15
References:
-Is Goth too Safe

Azy, Ryan and Trae get together to discuss what the future of goth holds and whether goth music has gone stale.
Obscura Undead, YouTube, Bandcamp
WitchHands, Circumversor, The Arbitrarium
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Azy Suggestions:
-Violet Stigmata
-High on a Merry go Round
Ryan Suggestions:
-Clockwork Echo
-Bat-Cave Productions (use code ‘Cemetery Confessions’ in the memo box!)
-Werewolf Radar
-Diavol Strain
-Nouvelle Vague
-One Band Could Be Your Life
-Diamanda Galas
-Black Tape for a Blue Girl
-BLKHRTS
Trae Suggestions:
-El Cachivache Orkesta
-Tokyo
-Tokyo
-Gotan Project
-Bajofondo
-Goth: A History