Evilpoppy is a rather eccentric weblog covering a range of music, focusing on the arty, the punky, the glam, and in particular stuff that might have once been joking labeled Goth ...
XxBrokenxX (Deathrock Kittie …): Rawr i love that kittie f… voodoobunny (Deathrock Kittie …): the kitty is so awesome eden (Deathrock Kittie …): hola i love yalls music k… Jimmy (Strip 3: History …): I LOL’d. Scott (What is Goth?): Admin Edit: I am kind of … kirlian blue (About Evilpoppy): Dear Mr Evilpoppy
Ill b…
What does 30 euros get you these days? Well in this case it gets you a 4CD set of Gothic-Industrial from Alfa Matrix in partnership with Vampirefreaks.com
In the booklet which comes with the box set, Jet, founder of Vampirefreaks.com states that:
"In the past few years we have seen the gothic/industrial scene slowly declining in popularity. Our club nights are closing down and disappearing, industrial CD sales are going down ... our future as a community has really looked bleak at times."
Well listening to this set of CD's all I can say is thank Fxxk for that.
I really enjoy The Horrors organ driven garage rock. The latest single plods along like an advancing phalanx of the un-dead, accompanied by this rather natty video.
Pure genius? Maybe not, but at least something interesting is coming out of the wider Indie scene.
I am a fairly cheery person in my early 30's from the UK who enjoys going out and seeing great bands that are doing something glam, creative and different. I feel just as comfortable in the indie scene as the 'goth' scene.
At home I listen to a range of music swinging from trad-folk through post-punk to dub-step. I don't listen to Metal, it is to music what technical drawing is to painting. I have a 50 hour a week job and certainly do not have an alternative lifestyle. If you want one of them try being a nun.
I like dressing up quite a bit, especially putting outifts together from charity shops (thrift stores), and modifying existing clothing.
You might also find me playing Team Fortress 2 on Steam from time to time.
Friday 04 May 2007 at 2:38 pm
The first Evilpoppy strip introduces us to the lovely Tammy G.
(more)
About
Evilpoppy is a rather eccentric weblog covering a range of music, focusing on the arty, the punky, the glam, and in particular stuff that might have once been joking labeled Goth ...
LiveJournal
