A one-sentence review of Sick N’ Beautiful’s Horror Vacui (BLKIIBLK Records) is easy: What if Rob Zombie was a woman?Continue reading
Tag Archives: Industrial Metal
INTERVIEW: From The Grave to Stage: Wednesday 13 Talks New Album and Future Plans
In this episode, Keefy sits down with the one and only Wednesday 13 for a wickedly in-depth chat about his latest twisted creation “Mid-Death Crisis” via Napalm Records 💀⚰️ Wednesday 13 chats about changes in the band, the new album, the resurgence of Muderdolls, and his favorite GI JOE!Continue reading
INTERVIEW: Aki McCullough Talks New Album Directions, Nu House Studios, Allyship, and More
Aki McCullough is known as one of the most talented and colorful musicians and engineers in the extreme and experimental punk/metal underground. Having played with acts like Dreamwell, A Constant Knowledge Of Death, Necroplanet and guesting on multiple acclaimed albums (including Jisei, Victory Over The Sun and more) to running East Coast cult and very pro lgbtq studio Nu House, McCullough is often a blur of activity, determination and inventiveness. Continue reading
CONCERT REVIEW: Jerry Cantrell – Filter Live at The Nile Theatre
I wasn’t there to play, just to snap photos, but let me tell you, this show was fire. Filter opened for Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains), and as a concert photographer, I gotta say, it was like a dream combo. Raw energy, grunge legends, and a crowd that was just alive. It was a night to remember.Continue reading
Former Lords of Acid Frontwoman Ruth McArdle (Ruthie a.k.a. Lady Galore and Cherrie Blue) has Died
Sad news as classic Lords of Acid VooDoo U-era co-lead vocalist Ruth McArdle has died. No cause of death has been revealed, and she passed away on December 16th, 2024. The news was broken by the band on their socials, paying tribute to her. She was an essential voice and performer on their second album, known for its iconic artwork and helped spread their music worldwide with the band RIP. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Dark Sky Burial – V.I.T.R.I.O.L.
Had I been told four or five years ago that the spirit of psyche-exploring, experimental Electro/Industrial duo Coil would be alive and flourishing in the hands of Napalm Death’s bass player, I would have been … surprised. Continue reading
PODCAST: Episode 603 – Gabriel Palacio of AntiMozdeBeast on His New Album “Vision”
In this new episode, Ghost Cult Keefy has a raw and uncut conversation with our good friend, Industrial Metal artist Gabriel Palacio of AntiMozdeBeast! His new album Vision is out now via Sliptrick Records! Gabe and Keefy discussed the new album in depth, new and old influences making their way into Vision’s core, and so much more! He is one of our favorite artists so check out the album at the links here! Continue reading
CONCERT REVIEW: KMFDM – Morlocks – Live at Irving Plaza
Forty years ago, Sascha Konietzko started a little band as a performance art project, KMFDM. During the following years, there have been a few lineup changes, albums released every year or so, regular tours and growing popularity. The band is one of the original Industrial bands, and to celebrate the milestone, they did what they do best: release a new album, tour, and perform. This time the tour took them to Irving Plaza in New York City and Ghost Cult was there to join in the fun. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Posey – Are You In A Cult
With Halloween upon us, and Instagram beginning to fill with girls sporting a Vampira look for their selfies, it begs the question what is Goth? The answer might not be revealed in Dead Posey’s new album Are You In a Cult (Self-Released), but this duo is banging out some fun-filled arena rock that has more in common with The Pretty Reckless than it does Siouxsie and the Banshees. The album is full of catchy choruses and frontwoman Danyell Souza sings about creepy things, but it packs the kind of punch that would be more at home at the Welcome to Rockville fest than, opening for The Cure. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Chat Pile – Cool World
Cool World (The Flenser) might not be the album that is going to make Chat Pile a household name, but is does exceed the expectations set by 2022’s God’s Country. This album exudes anger. It’s become a cliche for bands to say their new album is going to be their heaviest yet, Chat Pile let the music do the talking in this regard. Continue reading