In the mid-80s under the shadow of the Regan-era Cold War tension, bands like the Cocteau Twins crafted sonic fairylands that shone out from their depressive souls.  It makes sense that today’s youth would want to experience a similar escape. … The post ALBUM REVIEW: Newmoon – Temporary Light appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

Rising from Hastings, England, Punk quartet Kid Kapichi unveils their third album There Goes The Neighbourhood (Spinefarm Records), the blunt and cheeky follow-up to 2022’s Here’s What You Could Have Won. The album maintains the distinct personality the group is … The post ALBUM REVIEW: Kid Kapichi – There Goes The Neighbourhood appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

Ghost Work (featuring members / ex-members of Seaweed, Snapcase, Milemarker, and Minus The Bear) has released the new single “Earthquake,” off the upcoming 11-track LP “Light a Candle for the Lonely” out on March 8th via Spartan Records. Pre-orders for … The post Ghost Work (Seaweed, Snapcase, Milemarker, Minus The Bear) Shares a New Single and Video – “Earthquake” appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

Ghost Cult caught up with  Lol Tolhurst (founding drummer of The Cure ) & Budgie (ex  Siouxsie And The Banshees, The Slits) legends of Goth and alternative Rock last fall for a chat. Lol released his book “GOTH: A History,” … The post INTERVIEW: From Goth Legends to a New Album: Lol Tolhurst and Budgie Share Their Journey appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

  Tool’s bassist Justin Chancellor and Polish Alt-Metal outfit Sweet Noise’s frontman Peter Mohamed first met at a European music festival. A shared desire to collaborate in some way or another finally came to fruition in 2013 with MTVoid’s first … The post ALBUM REVIEW: MTVoid (Tool) – Matter’s Knot, Pt.1 – Lobal Orning appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

  The Redeemer EP (Nefarious Industries) is the debut release from Dreamwheel, a duo consisting of Evan Linger (guitar, bass, piano, synth — also of Skeletonwitch and Cultist) and Julia Gaeta (vocals — also of Madrigal and Light of the … The post EP REVIEW: Dreamwheel – Redeemer appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

  Anyone who has ever screamed along to every word of Boysetsfire‘s biggest anthem “Rookie” knows Nathan Gray can deliver messaging, intensity and hooks in equal parts, but only until recently they weren’t living their full truth showing all the … The post ALBUM REVIEW: The Iron Roses – The Iron Roses  appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

  There are a few artists in history whose identity is shrouded in secrecy – The Residents, Buckethead, the majority of Goat and Darkplace. In an age where social media is so prevalent and where privacy is seemingly such a … The post ALBUM REVIEW: Darkplace – About the End of the World  appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

  Chino Moreno has never been shy at exploring his mellower side away from Deftones, and over the years has dipped into the Post-Rock, Shoegaze and Trip-Hop genres providing us with some highly refined music by way of projects such … The post ALBUM REVIEW: Crosses – Goodnight, God Bless, I Love U, Delete  appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more

  To say that a line-up which features Discharge vocalist Jeff (JJ) Janiak, guitarist Stig Miller (Amebix), drummer Roy Mayorga (Nausea/Amebix) and bassist JP Parsons is an enticing prospect would be an understatement. This type of musical pedigree promises us … The post ALBUM REVIEW: False Fed – Let Them Eat Fake  appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine ..read more