Teen Gothic

Source: https://youtu.be/BKU1mljB9Dc?si=6EsrkvvqAoBbQ5v8

I have been looking forward to this one finally releasing. Steve was an absolute delight to interview and I am glad we have his stories preserved.

Plus Steve shows how goth has been both musical and political since the beginning from the words of someone who helped get goth started.

I also like how he covered his other projects. The man is an artist in so many genres and mediums.

Hello good people of gothy Reddit,

I would like to formally invite you to join a live interview with Albie of Scary Black this coming Sunday (USA) February 11th at 10 AM PST.

I know we have some Scary Black fans in this thread so I wanted to invite you to join us live.

Also, if you don’t catch us live the same link will still work to watch the replay of the Interview. I’m very excited as we are going to dive into some deep topics such as inspirations to certain songs, being an introverted solo artist, and mental health. I’ll also be asking some follow up questions to what was asked in the interview Albie did with Obscura Undead a few years ago: http://www.obscuraundead.com/blog/interview-with-scary-black

See some of you on Sunday! 🖤🦇🖤

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YAMA UBA (goth/post punk duo) interview in Decaycast fanzine

https://decaycast.wordpress.com/2024/01/12/decaycast-premieres-yama-uba-breaks-down-the-walls-with-facade/

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love this quote:

We might not individually have the power to stop the world’s most advanced military in history, but we do have the ability to state that institutional narratives are outright lies, and to simply refuse to be brainwashed. We can say, “We see you, the richest and most elite people in the world, using all the world’s wealth without our consent, to kill the poorest and the most powerless. You employ weapons of mass destruction to purposely target and kill children, poets, doctors, and teachers, and then you claim a moral superiority.” That has to happen for any other change to take place, and it’s something we’ll always have the power to do. The crack in the facade, and the tumbling of the tower, starts within each of us.

We've been asigned a schoolproject where we need to interview a person in a subculture we're not a part of ourselves. I would greatly appreciate if someone would like to participate. Questions will be regarding the culture and some of your personal views. Some questions will be about your economic situation and how your hypothetical ethnicity and/or sexuality is affected within the communtiy. The interview itself can be in a written format if that's your preference. Should only take a couple of minutes. I look forward to your responses.