Goth Archives — Page 6 of 7

Clan of Xymox premiere their video for ‘Loneliness’ off of their new album ‘Days Of Black’

Dutch 4AD Goth veterans Clan of Xymox have just released their latest album Days Of Black—the follow-up to the 2014’s Matters of Mind, Body & Soul, and their 12th LP in total. The…

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Photography

Dark Entries | A Gallery of 80’s Goth and Deathrock Culture III

Make the world Goth again! We at Post-Punk.com share these photo galleries of 80’s Deathrock and Goth not only for the sake of nostalgia—but to highlight the spirit of a…

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X-Mal Deutschland inspired runway show at Berlin Fashion Week

Fashion designer Julia Seeman has shown her love for German post-punk band X-mal Deutschland in her latest runway show at Berlin Fashion Week. One of the dresses is even inspired…

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Big Hair, Fishnets, and Eyeliner | A Gallery of 80’s Goth and Deathrock Culture Part II

The glorious days of Deathrock and Goth during the 80’s were so visually engaging that they bore many wonderful photographic archives assembled over the past 30 years. The sources of…

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Classic Bands

Bauhaus Undead | An interview with Kevin Haskins | Plus excerpt about Nick Cave and The Birthday Party

Famed goth rock originators Bauhaus will soon have their career spanning visual history chronicled in the form of a coffee table book thanks to drummer Kevin Haskins. BAUHAUS UNDEAD: The Visual…

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Compilations

Killed by Deathrock Volume II

[dropcap]Sacred[/dropcap] Bones, one of the best indie labels to come out of NYC in the past decade—can definitely claim some oldschool gothic roots in founder Caleb Braaten’s taste in music. Such…

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The Batcave | Documentaries and more on the original Goth club

Back in 1982, the original Goth club opened over at Soho in London (most notably at the building that housed Gossips, at the club formally known as Billy’s, located on…

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Propaganda Magazine’s New York City

When thinking of the goth subculture, is it not the black and white photographs of Propaganda Magazine that come to mind? As the most successful subcultural magazine to date, which…

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You ever wondered where all the Andrew Eldritch Goth jokes come from? Watch this classic interview from 1989 (NSFW)

Ah, the endless depths of the internet, timekiller par excellence. Source for great stories and videos for music nerds, fanboys and whatever you need. “Whatever you need”…in this case would…

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Siouxsie and The Banshees | Juju

Juju, the fourth studio album from Siouxsie and the Banshees, was released on June 6th 1981 and features two of the band’s best singles: “Spellbound” and “Arabian Knights”. Juju is often considered to…

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