With Special Guests Twitch the Ripper and Mordacious

@ New Earth, Athens, GA

[..]

Philadelphia, PA, Trocadero Theatre, 11/19/2011

The main floor at Philadelphia’s Trocadero Theatre was filled and the balconies were packed, populated with those eager to catch a performance of a true originator of the scene. The man himself, the “Godfather of Goth,” Bauhaus front man Peter Murphy was in the house. 2011 was a year of almost nonstop touring for Murphy, and this night was one of 31 dates supported by dark post-punk favorites She Wants Revenge.

[..]

Article/Blog – Emilie Autumn in New York

New York, NY, Gramercy Theatre 02/18/2012

Before the cleaning up of Time Square, before TV and radio, before both World Wars and even before the turn of the 20th century, New York was not such a happening place to live. Where skyscrapers now stand, there once were gambling dens and whorehouses populated by girls snatched off train platforms and forced to become opium addicts. Beneath the sanitized version of U.S. history taught in grade school, the corrupt underbelly of New York is typically glossed over. But tonight, the Victorian era is conjured up again at the corner of East 23rd and Lexington as a line of people stretches around the block to see Emilie Autumn and co. perform sad tales of girls gone astray. [..]

New York, NY, Gramercy Theatre, 03/10/2012

It was a brisk Saturday night and as millions of normal Americans were settling themselves safely into bed, in the city that never sleeps, another legendary Cybertron party (by VampireFreaks) was just getting started. The theme of night was “7 Deadly Sins” and many participants took the opportunity to dress up as their evil alter egos. New York DJ Chris2 directed the event’s debauchery in a lovely zombie pope ensemble. Cybertron shows are usually stacked with several industrial/electro acts, but that night, the job of rocking the crowd fell squarely on Cylab. [..]

Article/Blog – Death Guild Nineteenth Anniversary

San Francisco, CA, DNA Lounge, 03/20/2012

To commemorate the nineteenth year of Death Guild, the oldest weekly goth/industrial dance night in the country and the second oldest in the world, San Francisco’s DNA Lounge hosted four nights of celebration, March 19-22. The always effervescent Everything Goes Cold headlined the second night, which featured all local industrial bands. Not ordinarily a popular night for partying, Tuesday’s crowd was surprisingly energetic as they danced to mixes by DJs Decay, Lexor, and Unit 77 between sets. [..]