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Gloomth & The Cult of Melancholy

GLOOMTH IS A fashion design company local to the GTA (Greater Toronto Area), specializing in goth and gothic lolita-inspired style Continue reading →

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In Rotation, December 2009

Ascension of the Watchers – Numinosum Track Listing: Ascendant, Evading, Residual Presence, Canon For My Beloved, Moonshine, Mars Becoming, On the River, Violet Morning, Like Falling Snow, Sounds of...

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Book Review: The Immortal Hunter

I first opened this book on an airplane over the Pacific. Had I done even the smallest bit of research, I might have held off until I reached more private surrounds. Hopefully, the guy sitting next to...

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Cemetery Polka : Scenes from a Goth Night

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Book Review: Fool

[/caption Shakespeare was one bawdy bard. Most people don’t understand him that way, since he is also a symbol of refined culture and English literary tradition. He wrote sonnets and a bunch of plays...

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Under the Stairs

“Fifteen minutes, Sir Robert.” A timid knock from one of the gofer boys, no doubt, with that worshipping look in the eyes, as irritating as it was gratifying. No knighthood, no eminence, could ever do...

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Erte: The Alchemist of Artistry

Erte, ne Romain de Tirtoff, the Russian-born, French-trained artist and fashion designer, was one of the great tastemakers of the 20th Century. Continue reading →

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Orneryboy

In early summer 2002, Michael Lalonde started a series with a story, character ideas, and a website design to host his comic strip, Ornery Boy. "At the time I started the comic, I was working in web...

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DVD Review: Punk’s Not Dead

Punk's Not Dead should be a riveting film for any punk fan. For outside dabblers like me, it can drag at times but is nevertheless entertaining and informative. Continue reading →

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Book Review: The Nightmare Factory

It’s appropriate that The Nightmare Factory, a collection of four stories by Thomas Ligotti adapted into graphic form, begins with a tribute to the man whose greatest contribution to literature, as...

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