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Demons, Devils and Witches: The Occult in Heavy Metal Music
This article investigates the association of heavy metal music with Satanism and the occult, tracing its lineage from American blues to the British Blues Boom of the 1960s to the beginnings of heavy metal in the late 1960s to the New Wave of British Heavy Metal that emerged in the 1970s
Conceiving Death Metal While Confronting the Human Animal
In 1995, Chuck Schuldiner, an animal-lover with a habit of wearing a shirt decorated with kittens during interviews, lamented that he had never really intended to create the genre known as Death Metal
Black Metal Traditional Connection with LaVeyan Satanism
Since those opposing Satanism have been beguiled by the horror stories promoted in popular culture and have been less inclined actually to study Satanism, they have created a particular image of Satanism that is often at odds with the reality
The Covert Social Satire of Cradle of Filth, and Other Horrors
Cradle of Filth has certainly received considerable commercial and critical success, but one area neglected by commentators is the essentially satirical and ironic tone underpinning their work
Widespread “Satanism” in Black Metal and its Demons
Satanism has been openly professed while blending traditional demonological fantasies with horror fiction while putting the demonic out in the open
Interview with Carl McCoy from Fields Of The Nephilim
Carl McCoy was born on January 18th, 1963, in Lambeth, London, England. He is the frontman for gothic rockers Fields
Depeche Mode heading into studio to record 14th album
British alternative rockers Depeche Mode are heading into the studio this April to record their 14th full-length studio album, the
Rock Opera Direction in Therion’s ‘Beloved Antichrist’
Divided into three acts, Therion’s ‘Beloved Antichrist’ reaches a full length of three and a half hours divided into chapters and scenes.
Festival Rock al Parque Opening Taken to the Extreme
The first day of Festival Rock al Parque came as a punch in your face full of extreme sounds and mosh pits.
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Contemporary Gothic: The Grotesque and Artificial Corpses
Gothic grotesque has become so pervasive precisely because it is so apposite to the representation of contemporary concerns.
John Martin and the Promethean Theatre of Subversion
Max Adams, looks at the art of John Martin and how in his epic landscapes of apocalyptic scale one can see reflected his revolutionary leanings.
The Madame Tussaud’s Notorious Chamber of Horrors
The Chamber of Horrors was one of the attractions at Madame Tussauds in London, being an exhibition of waxworks of notorious murderers.
Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts exhibits Della Robbia sculptures
Powerful expressions of faith, hope and love are manifested in brilliant colours that characterise the Luca della Robbia glazed terracotta
Rediscovering Horror: From Graveyard Poetry to Popular Culture
‘Horror: A Literary History’, edited by Xavier Aldana Reyes, is divided into seven chapters which function as separate essays that can be read without having specific knowledge about the horror genre
European Nightmares: The Horror Cinema in Europe Since 1945
One of the goals of European Nightmares is to oppose to the “old” Eurohorror label with a more open and ductile concept that takes into account European-Hollywood co-production.
Sarah Burns’s ‘Painting the Dark Side’: Art and the Gothic
Sarah Burns’s book, ‘Painting the Dark Side’, aims to overturn what we think we know about nineteenth-century American art.
Dark Tranquillity Memorable Performance at Festival Rock al Parque
Despite the unworthy contention caused by overall attendees, musicians and media press, Colombian festivals such as Festival Rock al Parque
Apocalyptica Performance Opens Festival Del Diablo III
Festival del Diablo III triumphantly inaugurated with an intimate concert, Apocalyptica, which also marked the festival’s first documentary ever filmed.
Iggy Pop gives Bogotá an electric performance
Iggy Pop delivered an incredible show on Thursday October 6th at the Royal Center in Bogotá, Colombia treating fans to hits from The Stooges and his early solo work.
Creating dark experiences in Colombia
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