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    Monday, April 23rd, 2012
    1:11 pm
    [ickle_tayto]
    Selling my beloved clothes..
    Hey all,

    Due to an impending move and a need to drastically downsize my wardrobe I am selling off some clothes

    Pictures are here: https://plus.google.com/photos/111822380247021335239/albums/5733835471073528929

    There's no prices on the photo album, but make me a reasonable offer and I will sell you my corsets :o)

    xx

    Finn
    Friday, March 2nd, 2012
    10:48 am
    [voofy]
    is there anyone out there who needs a 1 bed cottage for whitby?
    http://www.ingridflute.co.uk/cottage-details/w169
    1 bed, self contained cottage, £250, from Sat 28th for a week.

    since I booked it, there's been a change of plan, and we need a larger cottage, but I'm obligated to pay for this one in full if it's not re-let.

    Current Mood: hopeful
    Saturday, April 7th, 2012
    4:42 pm
    [pda]
    You have no Whitby accomodations? Look no further...
    (crossposted on [info]niceboots)
    We've booked Calico Cottage for this April Whitby, but can't make it. So, if you want to take it off our hands ( check it out here) let me know!!!
    Friday, September 9th, 2011
    7:25 pm
    [alixandrea]
    SACRILEGE IS ONE WEEK TODAY!!
    Ladies and Gents (and all you 'orrble lot!) Dvae and I are very pleased* to announce The Last Sacrilege of the Summer!!

    Featuring the return of the fantastic DJ CYBER ANDY (WGW, Infest, Black Planet)

    To celebrate the end of the Summer and the beginning of Autumn in beautiful Cambridge town, we are offering everyone entry to the club for Just £1!!

    Date: Friday 16th September
    Time: 9pm - 3am
    Location: Q Club
    1 Station Road
    Cambridge CB1 2JB


    Flyer and Event link under here )

    See you there my lovelies!! :-D


    *For completely differing reasons! ;-)

    Current Mood: excited
    Sunday, July 24th, 2011
    10:55 pm
    [innocent_irony]
    15 years of The Calling - Cambridge's goth/industrial/ebm night


    15 years of the The Calling is upon us! On Saturday 6th August, Cambridge will be celebrating the anniversary of the longest-standing goth-alternative night in the city, and unsurprisingly, everyone is welcome!

    Come join in the revelry where we shall be celebrating the old and the new, from medieval to steampunk. Dressing up is entirely optional, however there will be prizes for the best-dressed in each category.

    Despite it being a special event, costs will not be different - £4 entry, or £3 concessions. Opening at 9pm, closing at 2am - and DJs will be as follows:

    9:00 - 10:00: Lucian
    10:00 - 11.30: Wanderlust
    11.30 - 12.30 - DJ Satan (ROQ, old-time Calling-dj!)
    12.30 - 2:00 - Neko

    Get your requests in quick if you have any - and do feel free to pop me a message if you have any questions. If you have facebook, have a look for the event, and for the new "gothsoc" group, as this is probably the best way to keep up-to-date with it all.

    See you all soon - and spread the word wherever you like!
    Friday, June 24th, 2011
    9:29 am
    [veilofvisions]
    New book about goth out now!
     

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/Worldwide-Gothic-Chronicle-Natasha-Scharf/dp/1906191190/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1308899340&sr=8-1

    Veil Of Vision has had the honour to be included in this goldmine of gothic history!


    Book Description:

    This is the first book to look at the impact of the goth scene worldwide, from its origins right through to the present day. From the UK's sprawling post-punk scene, Japan's highly visual movement, the USA's deathrock explosion and Germany's extremely popular Schwarze Szene, Worldwide Gothic explores how they all came about and the influence they've had on contemporary music and fashion. Spat out of punk at the tail end of the 1970s, goth became a major subculture in the UK with bands like Siouxsie And The Banshees and The Sisters Of Mercy scoring Top Ten hits and its fashion inspiring catwalk collections. After the scene died down in the early 1990s, it spread out to Europe where it attracted hundreds of thousands of followers and became assimilated with other muscial genres. This book also looks at how goth is now returning to its roots now with the emergence of dark rock and indie bands who pay homage to gothic greats like Bauhaus and Joy Division.



    About the Author:
    Natasha Scharf is a music journalist who specialised in alternative and gothic music. She was the editor of underground gothic publication Meltdown and has subsequently written for Metal Hammer, Prog, Classic Rock and Terrorizer magazines. She co-produced a documentary on the goth scene for BBC Radio 1 called Beyond The Pale and has been interviewed about the scene many times in the media, including on Radio 4's Woman's Hour. She frequently DJs at gothic events across the globe.
    Thursday, April 21st, 2011
    12:04 pm
    [alterred]
    Lots of AlterRed goodies!
    Firstly, we have a FREE TRACK giveaway! CLICK HERE FOR FREE MP3

    Next, we're finally releasing this album then?! And to celebrate we'll be playing alongside the amazing Method Cell, Sigue-Sigue-Sputnik and new London electro band Das Fluff all on the 28th April (the night before the royal wedding bank holiday! :D) at Camden's Purple Turtle.

    Doors are at 7.30 and tickets for this event are £9.

    BUT - If you buy your ticket from us we will give you a free CD copy of the new AlterRed album. >:D
    Just click the button below, which will take you to the AlterRed website where you can PayPal us.






     


    Also, we have just launched the video for Fleshbind (under the cut below)

    Fleshbind Video )
     
    Saturday, April 16th, 2011
    5:26 pm
    [d_floorlandmine]
    Thursday, March 31st, 2011
    1:49 pm
    [_pyromancer_]
    The Wasteland Setlist 2011
    Ok, here's what we played, I think we managed to cover the range rather well - everything from The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing to Within Temptation by way of Gary Numan, Rhombus, OMD, Nightwish, Dyonisis, New Model Army and Inkubus Sukkubus! We're a bit light on huge Trad hits having gone mostly for smaller bands in that genre, we somehow completely forgot to play The Mission (Oops!), and also somehow completely forgot to play both Marylin Manson and Noisuf-X's "Dance Of The Knights" (despite playing it in the cottage before heading down!). But overall, I kind of think it worked.


    Setlist - Wasteland Whitby, Friday 25th March 2011

    Qntal - Virgo Splendens (Test Track)


    DJ Without_Emotions

    Dark Sanctuary - Vie Ephemiere
    Angelzoom - Turn The Sky
    The Breath Of Life - Spreading Heavenly Blue
    Mediaeval Babes - La Volta
    Helium Vola - Je Chante Par Couverture
    Dyonisis- Hunter
    Elis - Ballade


    DJ Pyromancer

    Voices Of Masada - Alive
    Vendemian - All Is Lost (All Is Gone)
    Legion - Love And Violence
    How To Destroy Angels - The Space In Between
    Toyah - It's A Mystery
    Blondie - Atomic
    Assemblage 23 - Let The Wind Erase Me


    DJ Without_Emotions

    Angelspit - 100% (Combichrist Remix)
    Deviant UK - Access Denied
    Lady Gaga - Bad Romance (R)
    Rob Zombie - Dragula (R)
    Rammstein - Ich Will
    Nightwish - Bless The Child
    Type O Negative - I don't Wanna Be Me


    DJ Pyromancer

    Epica - Pirates Of The Caribbean
    Abney Park - Airship Pirates
    The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing - Goggles
    The Clash - London Calling
    The Associates - Party Fears Two
    Zeitgeist Zero - Party For One
    And One - Military Fashion Show (R)


    DJ Without_Emotions

    Rotersand - Almost Violent
    XPQ-21 - Beautiful
    Korn - Got The Life (R)
    Black Sabbath - Paranoid (R)
    Garbage - I think I'm Paranoid (R)
    Inkubus Sukkubus - Vampyre Erotica
    Gary Numan - Cars


    DJ Pyromancer

    Within Temptation - Faster (Video Edit)
    New Model Army - Vagabonds
    Rammstein - Stripped
    OMD - Maid Of Orleans
    The Sisters Of Mercy - Dominion (R)
    Nine Inch Nails - Head Like A Hole (R)
    Rob Zombie - Living Dead Girl (R)


    DJ Without_Emotions

    Killing Miranda - Discotheque Necronomicon (R)
    The Bolshoi - Away (R)
    Utah Saints - Something Good (R)
    Star Industry - Last Crusades
    VNV Nation - Joy (R)
    Scary Bitches - Lesbian Vampires From Outer Space
    Rhombus - Leave You To Burn


    DJ Pyromancer

    The Last Dance - Once Beautiful
    Combichrist - Today I Awoke To The Reign Of Blood
    Mindless Self Indulgence - Shut Me Up (Phono Paul Vatican Broadside Mix)
    Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence (Reinterpreted)
    Nightwish - Wishmaster
    Within Temptation - Mother Earth
    Inkubus Sukkubus - Lose Yourself At The Nympheaum

    The Amateur Transplants - Paracetamoxyfrusebendroneomycin

    Current Mood: relaxed
    Tuesday, March 29th, 2011
    7:43 pm
    [asw909]
    Photos and other stuff
    Whitby Goth Weekend: 24-27-March 2011 Whitby Goth Weekend: 24-27-March 2011Ok, so now the weekend is over, and I'm back home, it's time for the usual run of photos, and mine can be found by clicking on either of the photos here.

    Broadly, we had a great time this weekend - the usual silliness abounded, and as part of Real Gothic FC I'd like to thank everyone who came along - we ended up with well over £700 raised for charity.

    There was one thing that really got my goat over the weekend, though, and that was what transpired in terms of the Sunday night events that "replaced" Laughtons. I've gone into the weekend in full on my blog, but I've put the relevant rant in a cut below. I'm hoping that I'm not the only one thinking along these lines.

    rant time )

    No matter what, though, I'll be back in November, of course, as we always are...

    Current Mood: cynical
    Friday, March 25th, 2011
    9:59 pm
    [elixir_zero]
    Victorian Clothing
    Could any of you fine people point me in the right direction towards a Victorian clothing establishment? I have looked on the net and alas only come across online shops. I would very much like to try before I buy.
    Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
    1:46 pm
    [maxrael]
    Thursday 24th March - downstairs @ The Res
     9:30pm - SPUCKTUTE
    Launching their new single: I CAN FEEL A HEADACHE COMING ON
    "Dickensian satire for the machine age"


    10:30pm - ACTION DIRECTE
    'UK Industrial Punk pioneers '
    Launching their new double CD, 'The Red Album

    FB event:  http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=168852269829194
    11:52 am
    [evileye_bri]
    Just announced:

    Deviation on Thursday:
    http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=108165722598836

    and The 80s Night-Laughtons memorial on Sunday:
    http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=174009755981612

    both upstairs at The Resolution.
    Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
    7:58 pm
    [d_floorlandmine]
    Clearing the decks ...
    Cutting it fine, but just about managing to get October's photos up before the next event ...

    The bands on the Friday night.

    The bands on the Saturday night.

    Mostly just people. Some of them painted gold.

    Enjoy!
    Monday, March 21st, 2011
    1:45 pm
    [_pyromancer_]
    Wasteland at the WGW - This Friday!
    Just a final reminder before everyone heads off to the seaside, after a successful first year Wasteland returns to the WGW for 2011, playing a wide mix of music from all across the Dark Alternative spectrum.



    Hope to see some of you there!
    Sunday, March 20th, 2011
    3:10 pm
    [asw909]
    Events
    I've done this every Whitby for a few years now, so here we go again.

    March Whitby Events listing (in amongst my usual weekly roundup).

    If there is anything I'm missing, or need to correct, please get in touch.

    Current Mood: lazy
    Sunday, March 13th, 2011
    10:14 pm
    [alterred]
    AlterRed Album Launch...
    So we're finally releasing this album then?! And to celebrate we'll be playing alongside the amazing Method Cell, Sigue-Sigue-Sputnik and new London electro band Das Fluff all on the 28th April (the night before the royal wedding bank holiday! :D) at Camden's Purple Turtle.

    Doors are at 7.30 and tickets for this event are £9.

    BUT - If you buy your ticket from us we will give you a free CD copy of the new AlterRed album. >:D
    Just click the button below, which will take you to the AlterRed website where you can PayPal us.




    Saturday, March 5th, 2011
    11:25 am
    [rangerchris]
    November line up announced...
    For those that haven't seen on the forum, the November line-up seems to have been announced...

    Friday:
    Abney Park
    The Mist of Avalon
    Devilish Presley
    Cryogenica
    Berlin Black

    Saturday:
    Chameleons vox
    The Last Dance
    Rhombus
    The Dark Shadows
    The Death Notes

    ...looks good from this viewpoint :-) And I thought I wouldn't be doing November this time round. Ho hum. *ponders*.
    Monday, February 28th, 2011
    10:01 pm
    [kev36663]
    It may be news to some (although not to others) but the Spa event for Whitby Alt Weekend has been pulled by the promoter.

    This is obviously really disappointing, I was looking forward to a lot of the bands and I know lots of other people were looking forward to the event.

    I know a lot of people were going to Alt weekend for reasons such as work commitments preventing them going to the official weekend, or they don't do the Spa and they preferred the look of the fringe events at Alt - or whatever... so... 


    Contrary to rumours - everything else is still going ahead that weekend.  

    The itinerary I know of so far is... (as I understand that other events are being looked at...)

    Events :

    April 1st
    Charnel House (Metropole) Gothic, Post-Punk, Industrial DJs (Ghost, Marie and myself) 7pm-1am £5 adv tickets here
    Majors Soiree (Rifle Club) Steampunk Hub £5 adv tickets here
    Darklands (Resolution)
    [rumours also suggest the Alternative *may* be in the Res also]

    April 2nd
    Masquerade Ball + live performance from Dyonisis (Metropole) 7pm-1am £6 adv tickets here
    Steampunk Social (Rifle Club) £5 adv tickets here
    Darklands (Resolution)

    April 3rd
    Sexy Sunday (Metropole) £6 adv tickets here

    April 4th
    Manic Monday (Metropole) £6 adv tickets here
    There's also stalls confirmed for Leisure Centre, Rifle Club and Metropole.

    Dark Daisy are sorting out refunds for their customers - if you've any queries for them, please point to them as I don't work for them - I'm just DJing a fringe event.

    If you are planning on coming this weekend, still lots to look forward to and more to be confirmed.
    Wednesday, February 9th, 2011
    1:59 pm
    [d_floorlandmine]
    Which Whitby are people going to ...
    Out of interest, and given that there's some debate about which iteration of "Whitby" people are planning on going to, a handy poll ...

    Poll #1679272
    Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 58

    Which forthcoming Whitby Weekend are you going to?

    View Answers
    TopMum Whitby Goth Weekend (end of March)
    42 (73.7%)
    Dark Daisy Whitby Alt Weekend (start of April)
    15 (26.3%)
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