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The Haunting Melodies: Gothic Music’s Resurgence in the 21st Century
People who like the way music looks and sounds have always been drawn to goth music, which has dark and lonely themes.
Horror and the Gothic’s Utility as a Cultural Resource and Critical Tool
While cultural theory elitists have tended to write off familiar monsters as little more than cheap fads of mass culture, popular culturists often embrace them…
Wicca, and Not a Form of Association with the Devil
It is not a form of association with the devil, nor do Wiccans even believe in the devil. In truth, Wicca is more about nature…
Goth Mysticism, Fashion, Science, and the British Tradition
Many non-academic writers also feel that the expression of punk and goth artists is linked to the depressed economic and social conditions faced by the…
The Commodification of Whitby Goth Weekend and the Loss of a Subculture
In this article, we will examine the phenomenon of the Whitby Goth Weekend, a modern Goth music festival, to explore the construction of authentic “Gothness”,…
Goth Subculture Spirituality and Unique Visual Aesthetics
This article provides an ethnographic account of Goth subculture within a major metropolitan city in the northeastern United States of America
British Gothic Subculture and the Ambivalence of Resistance
Goth subculture emerged in the socioeconomic decline and Thatcherite politics of late 1970s Britain, on the heels of punk’s infamous rebellion
The Unexpected Goth Inclusions on Popular Culture and Sports
Despite being frequently misunderstood and at times maligned in popular culture, the goth subculture has slowly made its way to the mainstream
