The Clothing of a Culture @CemeteryConfessions
The Clothing of a Culture  @CemeteryConfessions
Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This month we discuss the inside come out, how do sartorial idioms represent the music and metaphysical substrate of goth, both as personal expression and discursive space. We also touch on how depression and being a baby bat influence how we interpret and display the markers of goth. We review the new album from Sackcloth and Ashes, add our sinister suggestions, and more!

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Our guest this month is Zakkarii of Living the Strange Life


News: 2:55

The Value of Being Different: medium.com/@weirdafterhours/the-value-of-being-different-goth-and-identity-3917a4b3e966

Goth GF and the Manic Pixie Dream: nylon.com/articles/goth-gf-manic-pixie-grimes-elon-musk

Girl Awakening my Internal Goth: elle.com/fashion/personal-style/a19701088/awakening-my-internal-goth

Album Review: 1:15:35

Sashcloth and Axes - M.A.R.K. -13
sashclothaxes1.bandcamp.com/album/m-a-r-k-13

Sinister Suggestions: 1:32:00

Prepare to Try youtube.com/preparetotry

Dragon Age Inquisition ea.com/games/dragon-age/dragon-age-inquisition

K netflix.com/title/80040118
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