Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
First album recorded in 1989 by deutsche Darkwave project Ghosting.
In 1989, at the age of 15, Sascha Tayefeh and Andreas Rudel formed a dark-wave/gothic band called Ghosting. The band has seen a break in between 1996-1999, and ultimately dissolved in 2003 during the recording of their next album after Disguised in Black. Sascha now has a PhD in natural science, and works as an IT service manager and project manager at Das Bundesamt für Strassen. Andreas Rudel is now a network engineer, and works as a project engineer at Infradata.
Tracklist:
00:00 Ad Infinitum (Original Version)
05:41 Liquid Brain
10:04 Ice
15:31 Heartbeat
20:32 Song For Marlin
24:13 Tod Einer Leiche
28:20 Messe De Nostre Dame
30:12 Who Can Live
33:44 Once
36:07 Pains
40:58 Desolate
45:59 Shadows
49:59 Remain
Lineup:
Sascha Tayefeh: vocals
Andreas Rudel: guitars
#Ghosting#Darkwave#Germany
First album recorded in 1989 by deutsche Darkwave project Ghosting.
In 1989, at the age of 15, Sascha Tayefeh and Andreas Rudel formed a dark-wave/gothic band called Ghosting. The band has seen a break in between 1996-1999, and ultimately dissolved in 2003 during the recording of their next album after Disguised in Black. Sascha now has a PhD in natural science, and works as an IT service manager and project manager at Das Bundesamt für Strassen. Andreas Rudel is now a network engineer, and works as a project engineer at Infradata.
Tracklist:
00:00 Ad Infinitum (Original Version)
05:41 Liquid Brain
10:04 Ice
15:31 Heartbeat
20:32 Song For Marlin
24:13 Tod Einer Leiche
28:20 Messe De Nostre Dame
30:12 Who Can Live
33:44 Once
36:07 Pains
40:58 Desolate
45:59 Shadows
49:59 Remain
Lineup:
Sascha Tayefeh: vocals
Andreas Rudel: guitars
#Ghosting#Darkwave#Germany
![Ataraxia 1995 Live Magenta Milano - The Moon Sang On The April Chair [Rare video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_zuUyr-QgjI/mqdefault.jpg "Ataraxia 1995 Live Magenta Milano - The Moon Sang On The April Chair [Rare video]
A rare 1995 live performance by italian Neofolk/Darkwave band Ataraxia in Magenta, Milan.
The song is The Moon Sang On The April Chair from the 1995 namesake album The Moon Sang On The April Chair / Red Deep Dirges Of A November Moon.
Lineup:
Francesca Nicoli: vocals
Vittorio Vandelli: acoustic guitars, electric guitars, drum machine
Giovanni Pagliari: keyboards, piano, organ
#Ataraxia#Neofolk#Italy")
![Inkubus Sukkubus 1990 Beltaine [1996 Remastered]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bV4-yArR8b8/mqdefault.jpg "Inkubus Sukkubus 1990 Beltaine [1996 Remastered]
Independent release by british Goth Rock band Inkubus Sukkubus in 1990. This album was later reissued as a compilation.
Tracklist:
00:00 Beltaine (Original Recording 1990/91)
04:31 Wytches I (Original Recording 1990/91)
07:58 Pagan Born (Original Recording 1990/91)
11:23 Song To Pan (Original Recording 1990/91)
14:23 Goblin Jig (Original Recording 1990/91)
19:06 Midnight Queen (Original Recording 1990/91)
24:39 Trinity (Original Recording 1990/91)
28:17 I Am The One (Original Recording 1990/91)
32:24 Vampyre Kiss (Original Recording 1990/91)
37:15 Wytches II (Original Recording 1990/91)
40:21 In Defence (Original Recording 1990/91)
43:33 Burning Times (Original Recording 1990/91)
49:06 The Leveller (Original Recording 1990/91)
53:17 Church Of Madness
57:47 Wytches (Chant)
Inkubus Sukkubus are a British pagan band who have been releasing albums and touring since their formation as Incubus Succubus in 1989. http://inkubus-sukkubus.bandcamp.com/ Before forming Incubus Succubus, Tony McKormack (guitar) was in the horror punk band Screaming Dead from 1980 to 1985. McKormack and Adam Henderson (bass) then formed a band called Belas Knapp. The name was changed to Incubus Succubus when they were joined by Candia Ridley on vocals. From the outset the band had a very strong neo-pagan orientation. The first single, Beltaine, and a matching EP, were recorded in 1989, as was the original version of the first album, Belladonna And Aconite. The line-up listed on the sleeve of the 7 Beltaine single is: Candia - Vocals, Tony McKormack - Guitars/Vocals, Adam Henderson - Bass, Jamie Gardner - Keyboards, Bob Gardner - Drums. However when the first pressing of the EP came back warped, several members left the band. Tony and Candia continued alone as a studio project, Children Of The Moon, until 1993. The material recorded during this time (including early versions of tracks that would become Inkubus Sukkubus classics) was eventually released as the album Beltaine. In late 1993 Inkubus Sukkubus re-formed with Bob Gardner on drums, signed to Pagan Media, released the full-length version of Belladona and Aconite, and in 1994 recorded and released Wytches. Wytches subsequently became known as the legendary second album, as it both contains what many fans regard as some of the bands finest work, and (due to issues with Pagan Media), rapidly became almost impossible to obtain. Even rarer is a flexi-disc that was given away free on the cover of Aisling, a Druid magazine edited (and largely written) by Steve Wilson, for issue 8, which was to be the last edition. Only 200 were pressed, and soon flexi-discs were to disappear as magazine give-aways, replaced by cover CDs. In 1995 they changed their name to Inkubus Sukkubus, citing numerological reasons, and changed their line-up significantly, adopting the use of a drum machine with some additional support by a bodhran instead of a dedicated human drummer, with Adam Henderson moving back to bass. The group surfaced into the mainstream several times (with the song Beltaine receiving Radio 1 airtime and with several TV appearances under their belt, mainly in the mid-nineties). This is despite their lyrical themes and beliefs: Inkubus Sukkubus are a neopagan band, known for songs about demons, vampires, faeries and other occult and supernatural themes. Their songs are largely inspired by their interest in and practice of witchcraft and paganism, which has gained them a certain notoriety and underground status as being the voice of modern-day paganism.[citation needed] They were due to play a gig in Mexico City on Beltane (May 1) 2009. When it was cancelled due to the outbreak of Swine Flu, the band received national media exposure, particularly through The Sun newspaper. The group currently consists of guitarist Tony McKormack, vocalist Candia, and bassist Bob Gardner who originally played drums in the band and returned in early 2010 to replace Adam Henderson who left to pursue a career in childcare. The band employs a drum machine to fill their percussion section.
Lineup:
Candia: lead vocals
Tony McKormack: guitars, chorus
Adam Henderson: bass
Jamie Gardner: keyboards
Bob Gardner: drums
#InkubusSukkubus#Gothic#England")
![Litfiba 1987 17 Re Tour - Rex Club Parigi 25/07/87 [Live Bootleg]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c6EyY4v-np0/mqdefault.jpg "Litfiba 1987 17 Re Tour - Rex Club Parigi 25/07/87 [Live Bootleg]
Live bootleg by italian band Litfiba during the 17 Re Tour, in 1987.
Rex Club Parigi 25/07/87.
Tracklist
00:00 Re Del Silenzio
03:49 Resta
06:34 La Preda
09:35 Cane
13:21 Eroi Nel Vento
17:42 Apapaia
22:19 Ballata
26:47 Istanbul
32:20 Onda Araba
38:35 Tziganata
42:10 Tango
47:00 Café, Mexcal e Rosita
50:02 Gira Nel Mio Cerchio
Lineup
Piero Pelù: vocals
Ghigo Renzulli: guitar
Gianni Maroccolo: bass
Ringo De Palma: drums
Antonio Aiazzi: keyboards
#Litfiba#NewWave#Italy")
