Toxic Masculinity, Sexism, and Industrial @CemeteryConfessions
Toxic Masculinity, Sexism, and Industrial  @CemeteryConfessions
Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This month we are revisiting the topic of sexism within industrial music and culture. While Cemetery Confessions itself is specifically about goth, there’s no denying that there’s a historical propinquity of industrial and goth musically and culturally, and as such goths and industrialists often share experiences and spaces. We discuss misogyny historically, debate whether or not anything has changed, relate personal run ins with this behavior and a lot more. 

In a world where donald trump is president and subcultural music is ever more often taking a stand on ethics, political ideologies, and social justice issues a discussion examining the norms of our culture and the ontologies that come along with them is more relevant than ever.

Our panel this month is
Andi Harriman: andiharriman.com
Alex Reed: seeming.bandcamp.com
Sharon Kyronfive: idieyoudie.com/tag/sharon-kyronfive
Alison Fraiser

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References:
Antigen and Adversary at Kinetik: idieyoudie.com/2012/05/17/kinetik-update-2012-ad%C2%B7ver%C2%B7sarys-performance
Andi's Tweet: twitter.com/andiwithani/status/994328963349663744
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